Grap-3 was implemented in Delhi.
Pollution in the country’s capital Delhi and NCR is breaking all records. At present, the air quality level of the national capital i.e. AQI is over 450, which is considered a very serious category. In such a situation, the government has also implemented GRAP-3, but despite this no effect is observed. In winter, the air pollution situation in Delhi NCR reaches the bad category. To control this, GRAP is implemented in four phases.
Given the serious pollution situation, the Delhi Government has ordered the closure of schools up to fifth grade, although online classes will continue. Apart from this, people have been advised not to leave home unnecessarily because many diseases can occur due to pollution. According to the Central Pollution Control Board’s Sameer app, Delhi’s air quality index today is 404, which falls in the severe category. In some areas the ICA is above 450.
- 436 Anand Vihar
- 438 Ashok Vihar
- 438 of Bawana
- 426 Rohini
- 451 Shadipur
- 445 Jahangirpur
- Narela 449
- 424 by Mundka
- 433 DU North Campus
- 436 by Vivek Vihar
- 441 Wazirpur
(These data are as of 6 am)
These restrictions will remain in Group 3
- According to the guidelines, there will be a complete ban on carrying out construction work. In addition, vandalism activities have also been prohibited.
- Ban on BS-3 petrol and BS-4 diesel four-wheelers.
- Prohibition of the use of charcoal and wood in tandoor.
- The state government can take a decision on online classes for primary school children.
- Permission to use a diesel generator set only for emergencies.
- Ban on polluting industrial units and thermal power plants
Special attention to water sprinkling.
The Commission for Air Quality Management i.e. CAQM has given instructions to clean the roads with machines. Apart from this, it has also been said that water sprinkling on roads in critical areas will increase. According to the instructions, it has been requested that special attention be paid to water irrigation during peak traffic hours. Delhi Minister Gopal Rai said on Friday that in view of the pollution, 106 buses will run as shuttle service and metro trains will make 60 additional trips.
What will the temperature be like?
The weather has started changing in Delhi-NCR. Here people started to feel cold in the morning and at night. There is a chance that the cold will continue to increase in the coming days. According to the Meteorological Department, the maximum temperature in the national capital today is expected to be 30 degrees Celsius and the minimum 15 degrees Celsius.
