No improvement in Delhi-NCR's air quality, Bawana's AQI 400, Noida air also remains dangerous

Delhi-NCR's Air Quality:  Pollution levels in Delhi-NCR reached alarming levels on Monday morning. According to CPCB data, Bawana was the most polluted area in the capital with an AQI of 412, while NSIT Dwarka recorded the lowest AQI of 215. The air quality in most areas, including Anand Vihar, ITO, Chandni Chowk, and Okhla, remained in the "very poor" category. According to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), the Air Quality Index (AQI) was recorded in the "very poor" category in most areas of the capital at 7 am on Monday.

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Pollution levels in Delhi-NCR continue to remain dangerous

Bawana was the most polluted area in Delhi, with an AQI of 412. Furthermore, Burari Crossing recorded 389 and Anand Vihar 379. Meanwhile, the cleanest air was recorded in NSIT Dwarka, where the AQI was 215, which falls in the 'poor' category.

Situation in other major areas of Delhi is worrying

Chandni Chowk: AQI 360 ITO: AQI 376 Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium: AQI 316 Okhla Phase-2: AQI 348 IGI Airport (T3): AQI 305 Air quality is also poor in the NCR. Noida Sector-62: AQI 342 Noida Sector-116: AQI 339 Greater Noida Knowledge Park-III: AQI 316 Gurugram Sector-51: AQI 327 Faridabad's New Industrial Town: AQI 230, Sector-11 recorded an AQI of 238. Also Read: Severe pollution in Delhi-NCR has made breathing difficult

Avoid morning walks

Overall, the air quality in Delhi-NCR remains at dangerous levels. According to experts, in this situation, people with respiratory illnesses need to take special precautions and avoid morning walks.