#DELHIPOLLUTION trends on Twitter after air quality dips in Delhi 

Hyderabad: Delhi’s air quality on Wednesday morning nosedived to a very poor category as the Air Quality Index (AQI) stood at 354. The dip in air quality may pose a severe threat to senior citizens, children, and people with lung diseases. The poor air quality is not just limited to Delhi; several districts surrounding Delhi […]

Hyderabad: Delhi’s air quality on Wednesday morning nosedived to a very poor category as the Air Quality Index (AQI) stood at 354. The dip in air quality may pose a severe threat to senior citizens, children, and people with lung diseases. The poor air quality is not just limited to Delhi; several districts surrounding Delhi are also witnessing a dip in air quality.

According to the SAFAR website, AQI of Noida, which is part of NCR, stood at 406.

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With over 2k tweets, #DELHIPOLLUTION started to trend on Twitter after the air quality of the capital city plunged into a very poor category.

Delhiites are taking to Twitter to vent their ire at Delhi’s government over its failure to control air pollution.

“I may die in this shitty air, but hell – I will go out with an endorphin high,” wrote a user.

“#DELHIPOLLUTION. Very high. Please help. CM Sir,” wrote another.

“This is destruction, not development #delhi #DELHIPOLLUTION,” a third user said.

Check out the other reactions here:

Delhi, a place where kids are considered as criminals for celebrating Diwali with firecrackers.
While stubble burning and other factors are conveniently ignored.#DELHIPOLLUTION pic.twitter.com/5Amsi2S39O

— उस्ताद घरछोड़ दास (@UstaadGharchhor) October 25, 2022

Govt is helpless to stop this??

Then they should resign and governor should rule@LtGovDelhi @ArvindKejriwal #DELHIPOLLUTION #ClimateEmergency #ClimateAction #parali https://t.co/pF0GkHc8Rj

— Surendra Uplanchiwar (@sure23) November 2, 2022

When you skip geography classes in school 😅😅👇#DELHIPOLLUTION #KejriwalDestroyedYamuna https://t.co/CnW2vsho2q

— Jetha lal 🇮🇳 (@jetha_babita) October 29, 2022

#DELHIPOLLUTION what can anyone expect when the CM puts up a guest appearance in Delhi and devotes all his time to Gujarat. This is the price the people of Delhi and Punjab are paying for wanting 'Free ki Revdi'. The result is ' suffering unlimited'. Thinking now?

— Richard – SFX (@sfxronsyl) November 2, 2022

Air pollution levels in India are measured through Air Quality Index (a yardstick to measure air quality). There are different categories in the AQI to help people understand the quality of air within their territory.

AQI category	Range
Good	0 – 50
Satisfactory	50 – 100
Moderately	100 – 200
Poor	200 – 300
Very Poor	300 – 400
Severe	400 – 500

As per World Health Organization, 97 per cent of cities across the globe fail to meet its air quality recommendations.

Hyderabad registered an AQI of 95 (Satisfactory) on Wednesday morning, according to the Central Pollution Control Board.