Delhi Air Turns 'Very Poor' This Season, Doctors Urge Caution
Delhi's air quality has reached the 'very poor' level for the first time this season. Dr Nikhil Modi of Apollo Hospital told ANI that people with long-term illnesses should take precautions early, including using masks and keeping medicines ready, to avoid complications.
Context
Context: AQI, or Air Quality Index, is a score where higher numbers mean more polluted air. Delhi's air often worsens in winter, when cold weather traps smoke and dust close to the ground, and Diwali firecrackers add to the problem.
Burning Potato score: 59%