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Delhi's Pollution Crisis Continues Post Diwali: Chandni Chowk AQI Hits 400, GRAP Restrictions Remain

Delhi continues to struggle with toxic air two days after Diwali, despite a marginal improvement in pollution levels. The national capital recorded an average AQI of 311 on Tuesday, remaining in the very poor category, while several pockets continued to report severely polluted air. Chandni Chowk recorded an AQI of 400, while Punjabi Bagh and IIT Delhi reported readings of 361 each. GRAP restrictions remain in force as authorities attempt to tackle the pollution crisis. Experts attribute the slight improvement partly to favourable wind conditions, but concerns remain over how long the relief will last and when Delhiites will be able to breathe clean air.

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