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Shocked by the sudden Delhi haze, smog, and whatnot? This is the reason

Mint ·First reported
MintShocked by the sudden Delhi haze, smog, and whatnot? This is the reason
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Delhi's AQI surged from 117 on Saturday to 261 on Sunday. By Monday’s 4 PM bulletin, the index hit 324—crossing the 300-mark threshold for “very poor” air for the first time this season

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