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|Description=The air quality in Delhi, India has been a major concern for years due to high levels of pollution caused by various factors such as vehicular emissions, industrial activities, and burning of crops. The pollution has resulted in serious health issues for the residents of Delhi, including respiratory problems, heart diseases, and even premature deaths. The government has taken several measures to combat the problem, such as implementing odd-even schemes for vehicles, banning the use of diesel generators, and shutting down polluting industries. However, the problem persists and requires sustained efforts from all stakeholders to ensure a cleaner and healthier environment for the people of Delhi.
|Description=The air pollution in Delhi, India has become a major concern for the residents and the government. The high levels of particulate matter and toxic gases in the air have led to serious health issues such as respiratory problems, heart diseases, and cancer. The main sources of air pollution in Delhi are vehicular emissions, industrial activities, and burning of crop residue. The government has taken several measures to control the pollution, including banning the use of firecrackers, implementing odd-even rule for vehicles, and shutting down polluting industries. However, the problem still persists and requires a collective effort from all stakeholders to find a sustainable solution.
|Region=Delhi, India
|Region=Delhi, India
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|geo_id=1273294}}
|geo_id=1273294}}