Faridabad-Gurugram AQI updates: This situation indicates that the air quality in Faridabad and Gurugram is deteriorating day by day. This can have serious health effects on children, the elderly, and those with pre-existing medical conditions. Wearing a mask is recommended during these times.
Today’s pollution levels in Faridabad and Gurugram are extremely alarming. The condition of Sohna Pali Road in Faridabad is particularly alarming. The dust on the road is so heavy that breathing is difficult. This is not only a health hazard, but also a nuisance for drivers and pedestrians. People commuting by bike or bicycle are even more troubled. Eye irritation, sore throats, and breathing problems have become common. The dust along the roadside is so thick that it has become difficult for people to carry on with normal life.
Gurugram’s Situation Worse
In Gurugram, the air quality is also extremely poor. Sector 43’s AQI has reached 611, and Sector 56’s AQI has reached 647, both of which are dangerous levels. The situation in Cyber City is no better, with an AQI of 158, which falls in the unhealthy category. Sector 12’s AQI is 276, and Vikas Sadan’s AQI is 193. This means that even in these areas, it is not safe for people to stay in the open for long periods of time or work outside.
Faridabad’s air is toxic
The air quality in Faridabad today is at both unhealthy and severe levels. The AQI in some key areas is 296 in Sector 16A and 269 in Sector 16, both of which fall in the severe category. Meanwhile, Sector 46’s AQI reached 874, Sector 65’s 424, Sector 10 HBC’s 380, Sector 15A’s 376, and Sector 82’s 302, all in the hazardous category. New Industrial Town’s AQI is 297, Sector 30’s 296, Sector 11’s 280, and Ballabgarh’s 277, all in the severe category.
Wear a mask when going out.
This situation indicates that the air quality in Faridabad and Gurugram is deteriorating day by day. This can have serious health implications for children, the elderly, and those with pre-existing medical conditions. During these times, people should wear masks when going out and try to avoid excessive dust and smoke. People should also be more cautious while driving, as dust on the roads is reducing visibility and increasing the risk of accidents.
Everyday Life Is Difficult
This level of pollution has not only affected our health but has also made everyday life difficult. We must understand that if this situation is not addressed in time, it could prove even more dangerous in the future.
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