air pollution in delhi
Pollution level is continuously increasing in Delhi; Since Monday, a blanket of pollution was again observed in Delhi NCR. People are also facing health problems due to pollution, so Noida DM has extended the ban on physical classes till Tuesday. This means that even on Tuesday, schools from kindergarten to grade 12 will remain closed and schools will conduct classes online.
In view of the continuously increasing pollution level, DM Manish Kumar in Noida has issued an order directing a ban on physical classes till November 26. After this order, schools across Gautam Buddha Nagar will remain closed, which includes all areas including Noida and Greater. In the statement it is written that this decision has been taken taking into account the level of air pollution.
Grape restrictions-4
Grape-4 restrictions are currently in force in Delhi, while air pollution shows no signs of reducing. A hearing on this issue was also held at the Supreme Court on Monday. The Supreme Court made it clear during the hearing that Grape-4 restrictions will continue in and around Delhi. However, during this time, the Supreme Court has said to consider making physical classes more flexible.
concern for poor children
The court has expressed concern that due to the closure of physical classes, children are not able to avail the benefits of essential facilities such as lunch. At the same time, due to lack of proper facilities, many children are unable to take advantage of online classes. The AQI still remains above 400 in most places in Delhi NCR. There seems to be no room for improvement in the current situation. In such a situation, the administration’s decision to continue with the closure of schools is inevitable.
Apart from air pollution, pollution level is also high in Yamuna in Delhi, white foam is also seen floating in Yamuna in Kalindi Kunj of Delhi. It is observed that the pollution level in Yamuna is continuously increasing.
