Dense Fog Disrupts Delhi-NCR: Over 50 Trains and 70 Flights Delayed, AQI Falls Below 250

New Delhi (The Uttam Hindu): The cold has increased even more due to the rain that happened three days ago in Delhi-NCR. On the other hand, fog has affected trains and flights as well. Delhi was covered in fog on Tuesday morning, due to which vehicles had to move with their lights on. On the other hand, if we talk about pollution, then there is some relief today. The AQI in Delhi-NCR areas was recorded below 250 on Tuesday. On the other hand, according to the Meteorological Department, due to the western disturbance becoming active on Wednesday, there may be intermittent very light rain in the evening or night.

Fog continues to wreak havoc in Delhi-NCR, more than 50 trains and 70 flights delayed; AQI reached below 250 : Train movement was disrupted on Tuesday due to fog. More than 50 long distance trains coming to Delhi are running late. Most of the local trains are also running late, causing trouble to daily commuters. Departure time of many trains has to be changed due to late arrival at the destination.

Since the beginning of this year, the cold wave has been continuing in Gurugram. Barring one or two days, most of the days were cloudy. On Monday too, the conditions were like Sunday. People could not see the Sun God till 1 pm. People got slight relief when the sun came out after one o'clock. At the same time, the mercury definitely dropped by one degree. The cold wave has increased the cold. The minimum temperature of Gurugram on Monday was eight degrees Celsius and the maximum was recorded at 18.2 degrees. On Sunday, the minimum temperature was nine degrees Celsius. Due to cold wave and lack of sunshine, the mercury dropped. Although there was no dense fog on Monday, but a light blanket of haze was there. People got relief when the sun came out at one o'clock in the afternoon. At the same time, the cold increased due to the wind blowing again in the evening. Life in Gurugram is in disarray due to the cold wave.