Delhi pollution mystery: 36 monitoring stations 'go offline' as smoke engulfs capital
This Diwali, Delhi faced its highest air pollution levels in five years, sparking doubts about the accuracy of monitoring systems. Numerous air quality stations ceased reporting at critical times, creating gaps in data. In contrast, private monitoring agencies discovered far greater pollution…
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At peak of air pollution on Deepavali night, data goes missing at several govt monitoring stations in Delhi‘When the hourly PM2.5 data is missing, it will artificially lower the Air Quality Index, showing better air quality, when the actual air quality is worse,’ Manoj Kumar, analyst, Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air saidThe Hindu · 13h agoQuestions over Delhi AQI data as several monitoring stations go offline on Diwali nightDelhi AQI data faces scrutiny after several monitoring stations went offline on Diwali night. Experts and opposition leaders question the reliability of official air pollution figures amid severe smog ...Deccan Herald · 20h ago
Delhi AQI Data Under Scrutiny as Monitoring Stations Go Offline on Diwali NightDeccan Chronicle · 1d ago
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