Chandigarh administration bans sale, use of firecrackers
PTI | Oct 12, 2021, 10:31 PM ISTThe decision was taken after extensive consultation with health, environment experts, and other stakeholders, the order said.
The decision was taken after extensive consultation with health, environment experts, and other stakeholders, the order said.
CM Pramod Sawant said classes 10 and 12, whose students have to appear for board exams, could resume first, followed by classes 9 and 11
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said that like last year, it was essential to implement the ban in order to save lives.
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With safety at stake, many in the national capital defied the cracker-ban, turning the air quality in the region to "severe" with stubble burning accounting for 32 per cent of Delhi's PM2.5 pollution. At Air Quality Index (AQI) at 414, Delhi...
Delhi's air quality turned "severe" on Diwali with stubble burning accounting for 32 percent of the city's PM2.5 pollution and calm winds worsening the situation as they allowed the accumulation of pollutants, weather officials said.
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