💨 Abstract
Toxic smog engulfed northern India, with New Delhi experiencing its highest pollution levels this season. Visibility dropped to 100 meters, and flights were diverted. Delhi's chief minister declared a medical emergency and closed schools. Pollution from farm fires contributes significantly to the issue, with Delhi's 24-hour air quality index reading at a "severe plus." The concentration of PM2.5 was 130.9
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