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Delhi’s NO2 levels 3 times the safe limit at hot spots
Delhi's nitrogen dioxide levels have soared to three times the safe limit, contributing to a worsening air quality crisis amid hazardous PM2.5 and PM10 levels.
Delhi’s NO2 levels 3 times the safe limit at hot spots
Delhi's nitrogen dioxide levels have soared to three times the safe limit, contributing to a worsening air quality crisis amid hazardous PM2.5 and PM10 levels.
Delhi’s Nitrogen Dioxide Levels Triple the Safe Limit, Driven by Traffic Emissions
Central Pollution Control Board data show concentrations of the dangerous gas peaking at IGI Airport and ITO; experts warn of increased respiratory risks.