The air quality in Delhi is currently in the 300-500 AQI range, with many areas experiencing ‘very poor’ to ‘severe’ pollution levels after Diwali celebrations. A survey found that 69% of families have members suffering from pollution-related illnesses like sore throat, breathing issues, and cough. The city recorded the highest levels of air pollution on Diwali night, with AQI readings reaching 999 in some areas. The survey also revealed that many residents are experiencing symptoms like burning eyes, runny nose, and breathing difficulties due to the pollution. Some residents are planning to leave the city temporarily to avoid the worsening pollution levels in the upcoming winter months.
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