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Delhi Air Pollution: Post-Diwali Smog Turns Toxic, 8 Monitoring Stations Record Severe AQI Levels

Delhi woke up to toxic air and thick smog following Diwali celebrations, as pollution levels surged across the national capital. Eight monitoring stations recorded air quality in the severe category, raising fresh concerns over public health and worsening pollution. The post-Diwali pollution spike has renewed questions about air quality management and emergency measures to tackle Delhi's worsening smog crisis.