Gurugram air most polluted in NCR

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Updated At : 12:35 PM Nov 30, 2021 IST

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Gurugram, November 29

With cyber city Gurugram recording the AQI of 395, it was most polluted in Delhi-NCR on Monday. The AQI stood at 372 on Sunday. As the level of air pollution was eight times more than the normal, there was a blanket of haze in the morning.

While Delhi’s AQI was 389, Noida’s was 356, Ghaziabad’s was 365 and Faridabad’s was 276, the air quality of Gurugram was the worst in these cities. Due to polluted air, respiratory patients faced problems. The maximum crowd in hospitals was in OPDs with many reaching there with complaints of problems due to pollution. Pollution levels are measured at four centres in the city. According to the data of the Central Pollution Control Board, the maximum pollution was in Sector 51 and its adjoining areas on Monday morning. — OC

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