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Delhi's Primary Schools Shift to Online Learning Amid Severe Air Pollution

Delhi's chief minister announces closure of primary schools due to hazardous pollution levels as students face respiratory health risks.

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Updated: Nov 14th, 2024, 3:42 PM ET

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In response to hazardous levels of air pollution in New Delhi, the chief minister announced the closure of all primary schools, transitioning classes online until further notice. Individuals exposed to this smog have reported respiratory issues as fine particle levels soar to 50 times above what the WHO deems safe. Despite ongoing government measures such as construction bans and water sprinkling, air quality remains dangerous, impacting the health of the population and disrupting daily life, including flight delays. Authorities continue to face criticism for inadequate responses to the recurring winter air crisis.

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