Delhi’s air pollution worsened to a “very poor” level on Wednesday morning, with the city’s air quality index recorded at 377 ahead of Diwali. Restrictions on fireworks have also come into force as the festival approaches.
The reading places Delhi’s air quality in the very poor category, indicating a significant deterioration in conditions. The supplied information does not specify the areas affected or provide further details about the restrictions.
Diwali is traditionally associated with fireworks, and the timing of the restrictions comes as the festival draws closer. The latest air quality reading highlights the pollution concerns surrounding the period.
The most recent known position is that Delhi’s index stands at 377 and that the firework restrictions are now in force. No further official response or details about possible enforcement measures were provided.