The havoc of pollution is continuously increasing in Delhi. The air quality index of Delhi and NCR still remains in the severe category. People of Delhi NCR are being forced to live in suffocating pollution every day.
In view of the increase in pollution levels in Delhi NCR, the Supreme Court today i.e. on Tuesday has directed Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan to immediately stop burning of stubble.
Let us tell you, after the air quality index of Delhi remained in the severe category for the last five days, the pollution level decreased slightly on Tuesday morning and it reached the very poor category. The air quality index of the national capital Delhi was 394 at 4 pm on Tuesday, which was recorded at 421 at 4 pm on Monday.
Earlier, Delhi Environment Minister Gopal Rai announced on Monday that in view of the increasing level of pollution, the physical presence of children in all classes except classes 10 and 12 in all schools of Delhi has been banned till November 10. Has gone.
However, parents say that online studies are not as effective as attending classes and have urged the government to find a permanent solution to pollution.
Parents say the government should take steps to stop stubble burning and there should be a district-wise environment task force to look into pollution-related issues and suggest other eco-friendly alternatives.
Meanwhile, there is a relief news for Delhi-NCR. In the coming two-three days, the speed of winds coming from the north-west will increase in Delhi-NCR, which will provide some relief from air pollution.