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With AQI levels rising across the city, Delhiites are grappling with low visibility and deteriorating air quality as winter sets in.
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According to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), a thick layer of toxic smog blanketed Delhi and surrounding areas on Friday (December 12) morning, pushing the air quality into ‘poor’ and ‘very poor’ categories in several key areas.
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The sky was covered with thick brown smoke in the ITO area.
AQI: 354 – Very poor
India Gate
India Gate faded behind the hazy mist.
AQI: 265 – poor
AIIMS
A thin but persistent layer of smog has engulfed the AIIMS corridor.
AQI: 338-very poor
Ghazipur
Ghazipur area remained severely affected as dense fog blanketed the area.
AQI: 386-very poor
Dhaula Kuan
This morning the area was surrounded by heavy fog.
AQI: 337-very poor
Anand Vihar
Pollution hotspots continue to record dangerous levels.
AQI: 380 – Very poor
With AQI levels rising across the city, Delhiites are grappling with low visibility and deteriorating air quality as winter sets in.