Monitoring gaps across 44 of the city’s 59 official stations may have obscured the full extent of the pollution spike, with readings crossing 60 times the WHO’s recommended limit.
Delhi chokes on Diwali smog as data blip masks crisis
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Monitoring gaps across 44 of the city’s 59 official stations may have obscured the full extent of the pollution spike, with readings crossing 60 times the WHO’s recommended limit.
Key Takeaways
- Delhi chokes on Diwali smog as data blip masks crisis.
- Monitoring gaps across 44 of the city’s 59 official stations may have obscured the full extent of the pollution spike, with readings crossing 60 times the WHO’s recommended limit.
- Monitoring gaps across 44 of the city’s 59 official stations may have obscured the full extent of the pollution spike, with readings crossing 60 times the WHO’s recommended limit.
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