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Delhi's AQI spikes to 366, over 20 stations report severe pollution
✍️ India Today
🗓 07 Nov 2026, 08:40 AM
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The capital recorded an AQI of 366, placing more than 20 monitoring stations in the severe pollution zone as a toxic haze enveloped the city.
Delhi's air quality index surged to 366, pushing the city into the "severe" category, according to India Today.
More than 20 monitoring stations across the National Capital Territory reported readings within the severe zone, indicating hazardous conditions city‑wide.
The toxic haze has reduced visibility and heightened health risks, especially for children, the elderly and people with respiratory problems.
Authorities have urged residents to limit outdoor activities, keep windows closed and wear masks, while the Delhi Pollution Control Committee continues to monitor the situation.
Officials note that while seasonal pollution spikes are common, the current level ranks among the highest recorded this year.
More than 20 monitoring stations across the National Capital Territory reported readings within the severe zone, indicating hazardous conditions city‑wide.
The toxic haze has reduced visibility and heightened health risks, especially for children, the elderly and people with respiratory problems.
Authorities have urged residents to limit outdoor activities, keep windows closed and wear masks, while the Delhi Pollution Control Committee continues to monitor the situation.
Officials note that while seasonal pollution spikes are common, the current level ranks among the highest recorded this year.