Gurugram: The Haryana government on Tuesday decided to impose from next week strange rules even for vehicles in four NCR Countries – Gurugram, Faridabad, Jhajjar and Sonipat.
At an emergency meeting organized by the additional principal Sanjeev Kaushal, it was also decided that government employees in 14 NCR districts would work from home until November 22.
Private companies are asked to do the same.
Industry, where such settings are impossible, must take special permits from deputy commissioners.
In four NCR districts, work from home has also been suggested until November 17.
On Tuesday, officials attended a meeting with Kaushal decided to extend to all 14 NCR districts until November 22.
Tracking the level of pollution in your city, 14 districts are Bhiwani, Charchhi Dadri, Faridabad, Gurugram, Jhajjar, Jind, Karnal, Mahendragarh, Noah, Palwal, Panipat, Rewari, Rohtak and Sonipat.
Officials say the idea behind encouraging work from the concept of home is to make sure there are fewer vehicles on the road.
“The Department of Transportation must implement strange policies even at least four districts based on trials from next week.
However, there will be a limit on CNG vehicles,” said an official, quoting from the minutes of the meeting.
Air quality throughout the NCR has deteriorated to alarming level.
On Saturday, the Supreme Court took awareness of the quality of rotten air in the region and directing the central and government of the Punjab, Haryana and Delhi to take urgent steps to reduce AQI levels, ask, “How do people breathe?” Apart from restrictions, the government also decided to issue a heavy vehicle found carrying the construction material revealed.
The vehicle that has been ditlanis will not be allowed to move until the amount is paid.
A drive is also planned to remove more than 10 vehicles (gasoline) and 15 (diesel) years.
Deputy Commissioner Yash Garg said he would apply all decisions taken at the meeting on Tuesday.
“The decision about mitigating pollution is being taken by higher authorities.
We will apply strange rules that are in accordance with the rules.
Now most people work from home, should not be too difficult to implement the scheme,” he added.
The Air Quality Management Commission in the NCR and a side by side (CAQM), meanwhile, held a meeting with Haryana representatives and other NCR countries on Tuesday to discuss the action plans on how to jointly deal with deteriorating air quality.
“We are preparing short affidavit on the actions we have done and what we planned.
We will send a written statement to the Supreme Court and Caqm.
We have included all decisions taken at the meeting, such as the implementation of a strange scheme and work extension of the house , “said S.
Narayana, Secretary of the Harmana State Polution Control Board member (HSPCB).
However, many HSPCB officials hope AQI will improve after reaching a “severe” level.
“Our Aqi has increased from severe to very poor.
We hope it will increase further if the construction activities are stopped completely.
AQI, however, depends on meteorological conditions as well.
In addition to restrictions, weather conditions must also be on our side,” said Kuldeep Singh Regional officers in HSPCB.