The city’s average air quality index (AQI) was 278 on Saturday — slightly better than the 292 recorded the previous day

The Air Quality Index (AQI) in Delhi's Anand Vihar has been recorded at 334, which is classified as 'very poor'.

The Air Quality Index in Delhi was recorded in the ‘poor‘ and ‘very poor‘ categories. Akshardham and Anand Vihar recorded the alarmingly highest AQI of 334.

The early warning system (EWS) for air quality in Delhi has made incorrect predictions on four of the last six days till Friday amid plummeting Air Quality Index in the city. For instance on October 13,

The AQI in the national capital has reached alarming levels, with Anand Vihar at 334 and AIIMS at 253. Areas like Rohini have fallen into the 'severe' category; read to know more

The Central Pollution Control Board warns that an AQI in the 'very poor' category can significantly elevate the risk of respiratory illnesses with prolonged exposure

Delhi's air quality continues to deteriorate for the fourth consecutive day as winter approaches. In Anand Vihar and Akshardham, the AQI rose to 334.

A layer of fog engulfed the Anand Vihar area of Delhi as the AQI drops to 334, categorised as 'Very Poor'. Meanwhile, PWD vehicles sprinkle water in the parts of the national capital to reduce dust pollution in compliance with GRAP-1.

A thick layer of fog engulfed the national capital on Saturday as the overall Air Quality Index (AQI) dropped to 251, categorised as 'Poor' by the Central Pollution Control Board.

Chief Minister Atishi has called on Delhi residents to adopt several measures to combat pollution, including carpooling, avoiding the burning of crackers and waste, and using the Green Delhi app to report pollution incidents.