Delhi Air Turns Very Poor With AQI at 330
Parts of Delhi recorded severe air pollution on the morning of November 3, with the 24-hour average Air Quality Index at 330, which falls in the very poor range. The reading comes from Central Pollution Control Board data taken at 8 a.m. It shows how bad the air is across the city.
Context
Context: The AQI is a scale where higher numbers mean more polluted air, and readings in the very poor range can affect breathing, especially for children and older people. Delhi often sees pollution rise in late autumn, when cooler air traps smoke and dust near the ground.
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