AQI in Delhi drops to 226; residents face breathing issues
Air Quality Index dropped to 226, categorized as 'Poor' as per the Central Pollution Control Board.
The highest AQI was at the Akshardham and Anand Vihar area at 334 categorized as 'Very Poor', followed by AQI of 253 at AIIMS and surrounding areas.
At India Gate, the AQI dropped to 251, categorized as 'Poor.
A resident, Ashish Kumar Meena said that pollution near Akshardham area had increased a lot in the past two days which had been causing problems to the residents.
Speaking to ANI, he said «The pollution level here has increased a lot in the last two days. It has led to choking in the throat and breathing issues and has also been causing irritation in the eyes. After Diwali, the pollution levels will increase more. The government needs to take steps to control the level of pollution. People who are burning substances in the fire should be imposed with fines. The ones who have respiratory problems must be suffering so much.»
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