Gurgaon: Air quality in Gurgaon remains in the ‘very poor’ category for the sixth day in a row on Saturday when residents continue to suffer from high pollution levels.
Aqi increased to 345 on Saturday from 324 on Friday.
However, an official with the Indian Meteorology Department (IMD) said there might be some relief in the coming days, thanks to the strong surface wind that will win from Sunday, spreading toxic pollutants.
“At present, high water content, along with a calm wind, stop the spread of effective pollutants.
Surface wind tends to take speed from Sunday.
Northwest wind, which will continue the same way for the next few days, along with the wind A strong surface, will help disperse pollutants.
AQI is likely to settle in the ‘poor’ or even ‘moderate’ category in the next few days, “said IMD officials.
On Saturday, all monitoring stations in the city registered air are registered in the ‘Very Poor’ category.
In galpahari, aqi aged 326 and in sector 51, it was 347.
Meanwhile, Teri Gram recorded AQI 358 and Sadan Vikas registered AQI from 360.
Officials with the state pollution control board Haryana said the condition of the unfavorable meteorology was responsible for the remaining air quality ‘Very bad’ category.
Meanwhile, the whole Aqi Delhi on Saturday was 374 in the ‘very poor’ category, although the fisting share burned in PM2.5 to only 5%.
The air quality warning system said air can increase to ‘poor’ or ‘moderate’ on Monday and Tuesday.