Authorities have rated New Delhi air quality as ‘very poor’ on November 4 in India; limit exercise and remain indoors.

Incident Details

The PM2.5 and PM10 particle levels are significantly elevated, resulting in ‘very poor’ or ‘hazardous’ air quality classifications across the city. High levels of both pollution types can cause respiratory and cardiovascular issues. The Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) and the city government have issued directives relating to the high pollution levels, including vehicle use restrictions, mandatory work-from-home, and restrictions on construction work.

Traveler Safety

SafeAbroad travelers are advised to remain indoors and comply with all directives from health authorities. Monitor the incident via local sources.

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