New Delhi: With air pollution levels rising sharply during October and November, doctors in Delhi warn that poor air quality is severely affecting vital organs, particularly in vulnerable groups.

Speaking to about the surge in respiratory cases, Dr. Rajesh Chawla, Pulmonology & Critical Care Specialist, Apollo Hospital, on Monday, said, "During October and November, when the AQI often exceeds 300, there is a severe impact on health, particularly for patients with chronic lung and heart conditions, as well as children and the elderly. Symptoms include throat irritation, fatigue and headaches, caused by high levels of carbon monoxide and volatile compounds."

He further cautioned that pollutants can lead to long-term health complications.

"These pollutants can lead to long-term health issu

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