Delhi is facing hazardous air pollution, with an average Air Quality Index recorded at 364 currently. Authorities have implemented Stage III restrictions under the Graded Response Action Plan, affecting school operations and construction activities. Several monitoring stations continue to record severe air quality levels despite slight improvements. These measures aim to reduce pollution sources and prevent air quality from worsening.
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