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Delhi's AQI plunged to 362 on Friday, marking the city's most polluted Diwali in three years, due to widespread defiance of a citywide ban on firecrackers. The concentration of PM2.5 also exceeded the safe limit. Despite enforcement efforts by the Delhi government, there was large-scale flouting of the restrictions in neighborhoods across the city.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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