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Delhi world's most polluted major city on eve of Diwali, Swiss group says

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Delhi world's most polluted major city on eve of Diwali, Swiss group says
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IQAir ​ranks Delhi ‌first among the world's major cities at 10:35 a.m. (0505 GMT), with a US air quality index reading of 581, ‌double that of Lahore in ​neighbouring Pakistan, at 285

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  • Delhi world's most polluted major city on eve of Diwali, Swiss group says.
  • IQAir ​ranks Delhi ‌first among the world's major cities at 10:35 a.m.
  • (0505 GMT), with a US air quality index reading of 581, ‌double that of Lahore in ​neighbouring Pakistan, at 285 IQAir ​ranks Delhi ‌first among the world's major cities at 10:35 a.m.

IQAir ​ranks Delhi ‌first among the world's major cities at 10:35 a.m. (0505 GMT), with a US air quality index reading of 581, ‌double that of Lahore in ​neighbouring Pakistan, at 285

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