People in the national capital breathe the "worst" air between November 1 and November 15 each 12 months, an analysis of statistics collated by the Delhi Pollution Control Committee over the past five years showed

1. The worst pollution in Delhi
occurs between Nov 1 and
15 every year, according to
the DPCC

2. People within the national capital breathe
the "worst" air between November 1 and
November 15 every year, an evaluation of
facts collated by way of the Delhi Pollution
Control Committee (DPCC) over the past
five years showed.
The capital's average PM2.5 level
oscillates between very poor and intense
classes from October sixteen to February
15.
It data an average PM2.5 concentration of
285 micrograms in step with cubic metre
from November 1 to November 15.
PM2.5 stage from sixty one to a hundred
and twenty is considered slight to terrible,
121 to 250 is very negative, 251 to 350 is
severe and greater than 350 is intense
plus.

3. A most important growth in pollutants tiers
is seen from October 15 to November 1.
The common PM2.5 level reach 285
micrograms in line with cubic meter from
80 micrograms per cubic metre, an
surroundings department respectable said.
All assets of pollution are lively at some
stage in this era. It is the time whilst
stubble burning peaks. There is smoke
from firecrackers and dirt pollution, he said.
December sixteen to December 31 is the
second one-maximum polluted period in
Delhi. The common PM2.Five awareness
at some point of this period stands at 218
micrograms consistent with cubic metre.
The main motive for the excessive air
pollution level is waste burning because
that is the time whilst Delhi data its lowest

4. temperatures and gala's, the professional
said.
The 1/3-maximum polluted fortnight
stretches from January 1 to January 15.
The common PM2.Five attention at some
point of this period is 197 micrograms in
step with cubic metre.
Based on the statistics, the authorities will
make interventions as part of the wintry
weather movement plan to lessen
pollutants, the legitimate said.