Drone footage shows New Delhi blanketed in thick smog as hazardous pollution levels soar. On November 10, the city’s air quality index reached 345, classified as 'very poor', causing respiratory issues, burning eyes, and sore throats for many residents.<br /><br />Student Prakriti Mani Tripathi said, "I face a lot of health issues due to pollution… I have to wear a mask or cover my face with a cloth always. Medical expenses are increasing along with daily life costs."<br /><br />Winter weather, combined with construction dust, traffic emissions, and festival smoke, has trapped pollutants over the city, prompting emergency measures like water sprinkling on streets to reduce airborne particles.<br /><br />#NewDelhiPollution #AirQuality #Smog #DelhiSmog #HealthRisks #PollutionCrisis #WinterSmog #EnvironmentalNews #ClimateChange #IndiaNews #AirPollution
