Air Quality Concerns Rise Across Major Indian Cities
As temperatures fluctuate, air quality indices in cities like Delhi and Mumbai reach alarming levels, prompting health advisories.
Overview
- Delhi records the highest Air Quality Index (AQI) at 500, categorized as hazardous, urging residents to limit outdoor activities.
- Mumbai's AQI stands at 244, classified as poor, with similar conditions observed in Pune and Ahmedabad.
- Haryana and Chandigarh report moderate air quality, advising vulnerable groups to reduce prolonged outdoor exposure.
- Goa and Ranchi enjoy better air quality with AQI levels considered good, allowing for normal outdoor activities.
- Weather forecasts predict clear skies in several regions, though some areas like Bangalore and Hyderabad anticipate light rain.