New Delhi: Due to lack of clear sky in the capital of the country, the air has become worse. Due to pollution, people are having many problems like sore throat and eye water problems. Experts say the weather is not favourable. The air pollution has increased due to calm winds and a drop in temperature.

It is being told that due to fire in fields from neighbouring states, the wind has also deteriorated. The fog has increased and the air quality index has reached fatal levels. By 8 am, the PM10 level has reached 561 micrograms per cubic meter in Delhi-NCR. This figure is the highest since November 15 last year. According to data from the Central Pollution Control Board, PM10 levels reached 637 micrograms per cubic meter in November last year.

It is considered safe to keep PM10 levels below 100 micrograms per cubic meter in India. The PM 10 has a circumference of 10 micrometres, which enters the body when breathed. After which people have trouble breathing and this problem causes lung disease.

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