Despite all the government’s efforts, pollution does not stop
Delhi Environment Minister has called for artificial rain
Delhi Pollution News (Aaj Samaj), New Delhi. The pollution level in the capital Delhi is continually worsening. The situation is getting so bad that it takes people’s breath away. The lines of respiratory patients in hospitals are getting longer and children are also suffering from colds and coughs. Delhi’s Environment Minister has appealed to the Central government to grant artificial rainfall, but the Center is yet to give its consent in this regard. Meanwhile, the Delhi government had recently imposed Group 3 restrictions. Despite this, the amount of pollution in the air is reaching dangerous levels. Meanwhile, Grape-4 restrictions are expected to be implemented in the capital soon.
Ban on BS-3 petrol and BS-4 diesel vehicles
The Delhi government has banned BS-3 petrol and BS-4 diesel four-wheelers from Friday in the national capital under the Graded Response Action Plan. According to the government order, it is necessary to combat the deterioration of air quality. Violators will be prosecuted under section 194(1) of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 and fined Rs 20,000. Let us tell you that in Delhi, two lakh BS-3 petrol vehicles and more than 3 lakh diesel vehicles are registered under BS-4.
Delhi remains the second largest city in the world in terms of air pollution. The Pakistani city of Lahore takes first place. Although there is a lot of pollution throughout Delhi, there are some places where it has become very high. So people’s lives are in danger. At 8 am on Friday, the AQI in Delhi’s Anand Vihar was 444, Alipur 407, Dwarka 444, Najafgarh 402, Punjabi Bagh 443, Shadipur 438, Noida 302, Ashore Vihar 441, Jahangirpuri 460 and India Gate 416. According to the report At 7 a.m. on Friday, visibility was 500 meters in the Palam area and 400 meters in Safdarjung.
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