Latest : Parali Burning continue in Punjab and Haryana

Latest : Parali Burning continue in Punjab and Haryana 

Parali jalana jari he Punjab and Haryana 

Daily high-speed weather in Delhi-NCR has improved air pollution levels, although air quality is still a poor category. Air pollution is expected to remain at about that level for about two days.

If the wind continues to accelerate, further improvement is expected. NCR Gurugram recorded the lowest air quality index at 172 and Faridabad at 215.

Over the last week, air quality in the capital has remained extremely poor for four days (November 20-23), but sudden changes in weather and airspeed have damaged pollutants. The incidence of stubble burning also decreased during this period. Air Quality Index Delhi 17 November Made up 215 compared to 357 the day before. That is, it dropped 72 points in 24 hours. The index was recorded 234 versus 312 on Sunday, November 23rd.

In a strictly worded order, a committee of judges Arun Mishra and Deepak Gupta said the life expectancy of millions of citizens had been shortened and people were "suffocating" due to Delhi-NCR pollution. Calling the capital 'narco' (hell), the court said: 'Can you treat people this way and let them die from pollution? We cannot allow any government to shorten people's lives. "

Researchers say the burning of crop residues is an uncontrolled combustion process, which leads to the emission of large amounts of microscopic particles and carbon dioxide as the main products of combustion with other gaseous products. Weakness in lung function in childhood can have long-term effects on children's health. The increasing density of harmful microscopic particles in the atmosphere is mainly attributed to this. More studies need to be done to find out the effects of these microscopic particles on health.

The study, conducted by researchers from the Indian Ocean Meteorological Department, Pune, and Thapar University, Patiala, has been published in the research journal Measurement. In addition to Dr. Mittal, Gurpreet S. Saggu, Ravinder Aggarwal and Gurfan Baig.