The air quality in most parts of the city is "hazardous" as per the real-time air quality index (AQI). PM 2.5 levels is alarmingly high
GN Bureau | November 7, 2017
Delhi is out of breath, yet again. The air quality in the Delhi NCR region dipped to a ‘severe’ level on Tuesday. The last time the air quality was severe in the region was on October 20, a day after Diwali. That happened despite the supreme court ban on firecrackers.
It’s like you don’t breathe, you die.
— Shubham (@ShubhamMalik19) November 7, 2017
And if you breathe, you die.#smog#DelhiSmog
DELHI BE LIKE: #smog filter for today
— Barney Stinson (@BarneyStinsonYo) November 7, 2017
Because Instagram filters are too mainstream! ???? pic.twitter.com/ujUmLacMkK
Other states - aur kya chal rha h??
— उपासना (@i_upasana) November 7, 2017
Delhi - #smog chal rha h !!!! pic.twitter.com/0qNrDJ3D3y
Mr. India doesn't need his watch in Delhi. No one can see anything anyway. #Smog
— SAGAR (@sagarcasm) November 7, 2017
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