A thick blanket of fog and smog gripped Delhi on Sunday, quietly derailing travel plans. With nearly 100 flights cancelled, hundreds delayed, and trains running late, commuters faced chaos- while air quality slipped closer to ‘severe.’ What caused the disruption?
Delhi Airport has issued an advisory for passengers. According to the Air Quality Early Warning System for Delhi, the average Air Quality Index (AQI) in the capital was recorded at 376 on Saturday morning, which falls in the very poor category. In several areas, the AQI crossed 400.
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