Due to the improvement in Delhi’s air quality, with the AQI now at 140, the CAQM has revoked the Stage-I measures of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) across the NCR. This change reflects a positive shift in air quality, moving from previous higher levels. The Sub-Committee on GRAP considered the current air quality conditions and meteorological forecasts, which predict that the AQI will remain in the ‘Moderate’ category. The CAQM has instructed all relevant state and regional authorities to continue their efforts in adhering to all existing environmental guidelines.
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Good News for Delhi-NCR: GRAP Stage-I Lifted as Air Quality Improves
By Report Wire