Noida: Air quality in Ghaziabad and Greater Noida slipped into the “very bad” category on Thursday, the day after recording a marginal increase when AQI has settled in the “Poor” category.
In Noida too, air quality deteriorates but remains in the “very poor” category.
While Aqi Ghaziabad at 326 was the highest in the last 12 days, in Noida was recorded at 314.
In Greater Noida, Aqi reached 308 points (on a scale of 500), up from 300 Wednesday.
And weather forecasting and research (Safar) have expected a mild increase in AQI for Noida for Friday but said it would float at the end of the “very poor” category.
The level of pollution in Delhi also continues to be in the “very bad” category for the fourth day in a row on Thursday, even as an improvement is predicted for the next two days.
Some areas of the capital, including Anand Vihar, Ashok Vihar, Jahangirpuri, Dhyan Chand Major National Stadium, Mundka, Nehru Nagar and Shadipur, remain in the “severe” air quality zone.
Meanwhile, the Air Quality Management Commission (CAQM) in NCR on Thursday allows some relaxation for milk and milk units involved in the manufacture of medical equipment or devices, drugs and drugs, medicines and drugs from restrictions Worn on December 2, 2008 for strict compliance with the specified emissions norms.
Industries related to rice processing, paper and pulp, distillation and heat power plants, textiles, clothing, and clothing including the dyeing process, has been allowed to schedule operations without limitation for five days a week.
Such industry will now be closed for two days a week.