Delhi-NCR Shrouded in Smog: AQI Remains 'Poor' Despite GRAP Stage III Revocation

• Delhi-NCR experienced a thin layer of smog with an average AQI of 294, categorized as 'poor' by CPCB.
• Key areas like India Gate (AQI 240) and Kartavya Path were covered in smog; Pandav Nagar recorded a 'very poor' AQI of 362.
• Several monitoring stations, including Anand Vihar, Ashok Vihar, and Wazirpur, reported AQI readings in the 'very poor' category.
• IMD forecasts rain and thundershowers with gusty winds throughout the day, potentially impacting air quality.
• CAQM revoked GRAP Stage III due to improved air quality, but citizens are urged to follow Stages I and II guidelines.

Why It Matters: Delhi-NCR battles 'poor' air quality and smog, with GRAP Stage III revoked amid weather changes.