Delhi AQI: There was a slight improvement in Delhi’s air on Saturday, but the air quality index of the capital still remains in the ‘very poor’ category. On Saturday morning, Delhi’s AQI was recorded at 359, which was in the very poor category. Earlier on Friday, the average air quality index of Delhi was recorded at 364. That is, there has been a slight improvement in the air of Delhi on Saturday as compared to Friday, but it is still taking a heavy toll on the breath of Delhiites. During this time in the morning, a layer of poisonous smog was seen in some areas of Delhi.

AQI above 400 in many areas of Noida

Meanwhile, AQI 370 was recorded in ITO area of ​​Delhi on Saturday morning which was in ‘very poor category’. Whereas the air of Noida adjacent to Delhi still remains ‘severe’. The air quality index (AQI) was recorded at 434 in Sector 125 of Noida on Saturday morning. Which was slightly less than Friday. On the other hand, AQI 393 was recorded in Knowledge Park 5 of Greater Noida. People say that the air of the area has become very bad due to vehicles.

Lowest AQI recorded at IGI Airport

A significant improvement was seen in the air quality index at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI) at 7 am on Saturday morning. During this period the AQI here fell to 296. Which remained in ‘bad’ category. A dense layer of smog was also seen in the India Gate area. Where AQI 370 was recorded. Whereas in Akshardham and surrounding areas, AQI was recorded in ‘severe’ category with 422.

Work from home can be implemented in Delhi

In view of the poisonous air of Delhi, the Central Government may impose some restrictions. Some measures have been taken under GRAP-3 for the ‘poor’, ‘very poor’ and ‘severe’ AQI categories currently falling under GRAP-4. It is believed that in NCR, the government, GNCTD can take a decision on allowing public, municipal and private offices at 50 percent capacity and the rest to work from home. At the same time, the Central Government can take appropriate decision on allowing employees in Central Government offices to work from home.

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