Delhi Records 214 Fire Calls On Diwali, 7 Major Incidents Reported
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No major fire incidents reported in Delhi on Deepavali as city sees dip in fire-related callsThe Hindu · 19h ago- Delhi Sees 214 Fire Incidents and 42 Burn Cases During Diwali NightNewsable · 1d ago
Delhi Fire Services Receives 257 Emergency Calls On Diwali, 214 Linked To Fires; Five Firefighters InjuredOutlook India · 1d ago
Delhi records most polluted Diwali in 5 yearsDelhi's air quality recorded a significant deterioration during Diwali, reaching an average AQI of 376. Major monitoring stations reported severe pollution, with 14 categorized as severe. Visibility was severely affected early Monday due to dense fog and smog covering the city. Firecracker usage…Times of India · 17h ago
Delhi records 3rd worst Diwali pollution since 2021, data gaps cloud full pictureHindustan Times · 21h ago- Delhi records 3rd worst Diwali pollution since '21, data gaps cloud full pictureMore than half the air quality stations in the national Capital stopped reporting air quality data around midnight.Hindustan Times · 21h ago
Delhi records most polluted Diwali in five years; AQI remains ‘very poor’ a day afterAverage AQI touched 376 on festival day, remaining in the very poor category with 14 monitoring stations recording severe levels.Deccan Herald · 22h ago
Punjab fields set on fire on Diwali: Delhi govt alleges conspiracy as AQI peaksIndiaToday · 1d ago
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