Delhi's air quality sharply declined on Saturday, with the city's overall Air Quality Index (AQI) rising to 387, according to data from the Central Pollution Control Board. This marks a return to conditions bordering the 'severe' category after a brief respite earlier in the week. Thick smog and shallow fog covered large parts of the city, leading to reduced morning visibility and affecting daily life for residents. Advertisement

The most affected areas saw AQI levels surpassing 400, with Wazirpur recording the highest at 443. Other localities such as Jahangirpuri (439), Vivek Vihar (437), Rohini and Anand Vihar (434 each), and Ashok Vihar (431) also reported hazardous air quality. Pollution hotspots totaled 18, reinforcing concerns about exposure to dangerous air pollutants.

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