Each year delhi breathes its worst air in November month says dpcc data

Delhi breathes its worst air from 1 to 15 November

It records an average of PM2.5 of 285 pounds per square meter from November 1 to November 15.

People in the national capital breathe the "worst" air between November 1 and November 15 each year, analyzing data compiled by the Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC) over the past five years. The city rate of PM2.5 varies between "very poor" and "poor" categories from October 16 to February 15.

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• The main reason for the high level of air pollution is to burn waste because this is the time when Delhi records the lowest temperatures and festivals

• It records an average of PM2.5 of 285 pounds per square meter from November 1 to November 15.

• The PM2.5 rating from 61 to 120 is considered "moderate to poor", 121 to 250 are "very poor", 251 to 350 are "heavy" and over 350 say "difficult integration".

• "The largest increase in pollution levels was observed from October 15 to November 1. The average PM2.5 level reaches 285 micrograms per cubic meter from 80 micrograms per cubic meter," the Department said. Environmental.

• "All sources of pollution are operational at this time. It is a time when mountains are burning. There is smoke from explosions and dust pollution," he said.

• December 16 to December 31 is the second most polluted time in Delhi. The concentration of PM2.5 at this time stands at 218 micrograms per single meter.

• The main reason for the high level of air pollution is to burn waste because this is the time when temperatures and festivals, say historians.

The three most polluted nights are from January 1 to January 15. The concentration of PM2.5 at this time is 197 micrograms per cubic meter.

"Based on the data, the government will intervene as part of the winter pollution control program," family members said.

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