Delhi’s air quality plummeted to a severe level of 433 AQI on Tuesday, shrouded in a thick haze. Calm winds and moderate fog trapped pollutants, making it the worst air quality in a month. Stage IV pollution control measures were implemented. While conditions are expected to remain severe on Wednesday, some improvement is anticipated by Thursday with increased wind speed.
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