Air pollution reduced in 7 districts of Haryana: Ambala-Yamunanagar’s AQI below 100 for the first time; Fatehabad-Hisar still in red zone

The air of Haryana is slowly improving now. This is the first time this season that the Air Quality Index (AQI) of Ambala and Yamunanagar districts has reached below 100. However, Fatehabad and Hisar districts still remain in the Red Zone. The AQI here is recorded above 300. According to experts, this is a good sign for the state.

Situation improved in these 5 districts as well
In air quality improvement, there are five more districts in the state where AQI has improved. Among these, the air quality has improved in Charkhi-Dadri (176), Karnal (150), Manesar (145), Narnaul (116) and Rohtak (167). This is the reason why the AQI of these districts has been kept in the Yellow Zone.

These districts in Orange Zone
The situation is better in nine districts of Haryana as well. The AQI of these districts has been recorded less than 300. Among them Bahadurgarh (234), Ballabgarh (251), Bhiwani (221), Gurugram (282), Faridabad (272), Jind (282), Kaithal (282), Sirsa (251) and Sonepat (219) recorded air quality. Went.

Two big reasons for improving the air

first: The first major reason for the improvement in the air of Haryana is being told due to the change in the weather. Air pollution has improved due to the introduction of Western Disturbance as well. Today, the Meteorological Department has also indicated light rain at some places in the state.

another: Due to the strictness of the government and the cooperation of the farmers, this time there has been a lot of decrease in the incidents of stubble burning in the state. So far only 3,111 incidents of stubble burning have taken place in the state. Apart from this, the AQI of the districts of the province has improved to a great extent.