Zee Media Bureau
New Delhi: Delhi's pollution levels have been at an all-time high this year.
Delhi government's new odd-even traffic plan to curb pollution levels in the national capital commence from January 1st, 2016.
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However, until then, residents of Delhi will have to face and suffer the persistent smog.
Hitting hazardous levels, the air quality seems to be becoming more and more worse, if Real-time Air Quality Index is anything to go by.
As per the Real-time Air Quality Index Visual Map, pollution levels in Delhi's Anand Vihar only seem to be increasing day by day, with today's recording being 545 as of 7:00 am.
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The area in and around New Delhi US Embassy recorded pollution levels at 228 at 7:00 am, whereas, at the same time, Punjabi Bagh's pollution has been set at 222.
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