The Meteorological Department has put an alert regarding the drop in minimum temperature in Bihar from November 3. According to the Meteorological Department, people will feel cold during Diwali and Chhath Puja. According to the Meteorological Department, the weather is expected to remain dry in the state for the next four-five days. At the same time, shivering is expected to increase due to the cold winds coming from North India. Here, the Meteorological Department says that with the falling temperature, the air quality of the cities of the state has started deteriorating again. AQI reports for the last two days are being recorded beyond 210. This is worrying. Experts say that the reason for poor air quality could be small particles hovering in the lower surface of the atmosphere due to increase in cold and humidity in the weather. However, in view of the air pollution situation in the city, the Municipal Corporation is spraying anti-smog guns on the roads.
So that the air quality situation can improve somewhat. According to the AQI report of Bihar Pollution Control Board, more PM 2.5 particles are visible in the atmosphere of the city. Due to which the risk of asthma and respiratory problems increases. Not only in Patna, air quality is looking bad in other districts of Bihar also. AQI report of Muzaffarpur 212, Begusarai 287, Bhagalpur 221, Katihar-237. In Bihar, maximum air pollution is seen in Purnia district at 294, while in Gaya it is at 112.