CAQM imposes GRAP-III in Delhi-NCR ahead of Diwali as AQI soars to 382: Here’s what’s allowed and restricted
AI summary
The Commission for Air Quality Management activated GRAP Stage III in Delhi-NCR as the average AQI rose to 382, entering the very‑poor range just before Diwali. The measure imposes bans on non‑essential construction, restricts older vehicles, and mandates hybrid schooling and work arrangements.
Key takeaways
- AQI reached 382, moving closer to the severe threshold of 401.
- GRAP Stage III bans non‑essential construction, demolition, polluting industries, stone crushers, and mining.
- Vehicles with BS‑III petrol and BS‑IV diesel face restrictions; BS‑VI, CNG, electric can operate.
- Schools up to Class 5 shift to hybrid mode; offices may adopt 50% remote work.
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