Curbing the Smog: Controlling Chandigarh's Air Quality Crisis

Chandigarh's air quality remains in the 'very poor' category with an AQI reaching up to 400 due to local pollution sources and stubble burning in Punjab. Measures include road watering, banning diesel generators, and controlling biomass burning. Residents are advised to reduce outdoor activities.

Chandigarh continues to grapple with 'very poor' air quality, with AQI levels reaching 400 in some areas due to pollution and stubble burning from nearby Punjab.

Local authorities are implementing strategies like nighttime road watering, using anti-smog guns, and controlling the burning of biomass to combat the smog.

Experts urge residents, particularly vulnerable groups, to limit outdoor activities and wear masks as the city struggles to disperse the pollutants trapped by stagnant air conditions.