Indian capital prepares for ‘day-to-day battle’ with smog

Lower temperatures and lighter wind push pollution to severe levels with no immediate relief in sight. FMTNews

The city government is restricting private cars until Nov 15 with a licence plate-based system.

The Central Pollution Control Board said pollution levels had touched 500 in some parts of the city, meaning danger for healthy people, not just those suffering from existing conditions. “No sudden recovery is expected under this condition at least for the next two days and AQI is likely to deteriorate further,” it said.

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