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Delhi's worst had PM2.5 at 83x of standard. Oh, wait, Jahangirpuri tops Diwali hall of shame. And, then, it doesn’t
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During Diwali, PM2.5 levels in Delhi reached alarming heights, particularly in Jahangirpuri and Mundka. The readings were significantly above national and international air quality standards, posing health risks. Individuals across Delhi experienced harmful air quality levels ranging from 450 to 550 µg/m³ on Diwali night. Various areas recorded exceedingly
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