Delhi’s air quality remained in the “very poor” category on Diwali, expected to worsen to “severe” due to firecrackers, with Anand Vihar recording “severe” pollution levels. The city’s 24-hour AQI was 328, higher than the previous day, while neighbouring areas like Faridabad had better air quality. Authorities have enforced a ban on firecrackers and formed teams to ensure compliance, as pollution worsens due to various sources during winter in Delhi-NCR.
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