The Centre’s panel on Delhi-NCR air quality has unveiled a revised plan to combat winter air pollution, introducing stricter measures aimed at reducing the impact of deteriorating air quality. These measures include mandatory hybrid learning for schools on days with severe pollution and enhanced restrictions on vehicle emissions and industrial activities.
As winter air quality in Delhi often worsens from November to January, the new plan mandates more rigorous actions when pollution levels escalate. Delhi frequently implements the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP), which classifies air quality into four stages based on the Air Quality Index (AQI):
Key Restrictions and Measures Under the Revised Plan
The revised air pollution control plan reflects a stronger commitment to improving air quality in Delhi-NCR, especially during the critical winter months when pollution is most severe. With stricter vehicle restrictions, hybrid learning for students, and more comprehensive measures to protect vulnerable workers, the plan aims to mitigate the harmful effects of pollution on public health and the environment.
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