EXCLUSIVE: Here’s how polluted Delhi looked a day after Diwali
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The Moreover, the drop in temperature with low wind speed has buoyed up the pollution level. High speed wind might have dispersed the pollutants in the air.
The morning after Diwali, when
Airports and railway stations have reported low visibility from early morning to noon.
These pictures show how after Diwali pollution levels were worse this time. These exclsuive photos have been shot by
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