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Delhi Schools To Remain Shut Till November 10 as AQI Turns More Than 400

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Delhi Education Minister Atishi on Saturday said grade schools in Delhi will stay shut till November 10 as contamination levels remain high in the public capital. For Class 6-12, schools are being given the choice of moving to online classes, she said.

As contamination levels remain high, grade schools in Delhi will remain shut till the tenth of November. For Grades 6-12, schools are being given the choice of moving to online classes.

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The declaration comes even as contamination levels by and by went to the “extreme in addition to” classification in the capital because of horrible breeze conditions, especially quiet breezes during the evening, news organization PTI detailed A poisonous dimness waited over Delhi for the 6th continuous day on Sunday. Earlier on Friday, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal declared a holiday for all government and private primary schools in the national capital after the pollution levels plunged into the ‘severe’ category.

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The air quality file crumbled from 415 at 4 p.m. on Saturday to 460 at 7 a.m. on Sunday.

Under the Middle’s air contamination control plan, all crisis means, remembering a boycott for dirtying trucks, business four-wheelers, and a wide range of development, are commanded to be started and implemented in the Public Capital District on the off chance that the AQI crosses the 450-mark.

Delhi Air Quality Increased By 200 Points

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According to doctors, for any healthy person, a recommended AQI should be less than 50, but these days the AQI has spiked beyond 400, which could prove fatal for those suffering from lung-related diseases and even pose a risk of lung cancer.

Data from the Central Pollution Control Board shows that Delhi’s air quality index increased by over 200 points between October 27 and November 3, culminating in a descent into the ‘severe plus’ category (above 450) on Friday.

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