NCR’s air data crisis: Haryana AQI systems non-functional, state relies on Delhi’s info to monitor its own air; Gurgaon flies blind
Haryana's air quality monitoring has been severely compromised since April, with all 29 state pollution control board stations offline due to a lapsed maintenance contract. This leaves the region pollution-blind, relying solely on two India Meteorological Department stations for data. The lack of comprehensive monitoring undermines efforts to mitigate air pollution during peak periods.
Haryana's air quality monitoring has been severely compromised since April, with all 29 state pollution control board stations offline due to a lapsed maintenance contract. This leaves the region pollution-blind, relying solely on two India Meteorological Department stations for data. The lack of comprehensive monitoring undermines efforts to mitigate air pollution during peak periods. What's Your Reaction?
