Delhi’s air quality index is deteriorating and expected to reach severe levels by Friday. Local emissions contribute 31% while stubble burning has increased to 16.2% of total pollution. Various areas in Delhi are already experiencing severe air quality conditions. The Commission for Air Quality Management issued notices over stubble burning in Punjab districts. Weather conditions and local emissions continue to exacerbate the pollution crisis in the city.
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