Delhi's Smog Surge: A Boon for Air Purifier Sales

As Delhi's air quality continues to deteriorate, sales of air purifiers and masks have skyrocketed, with electronics and pharmacy stores reporting significant spikes. The Central Pollution Control Board recorded an AQI of 354, prompting residents to secure protective gear. The demand for air purifiers has increased by 60-70%.

In response to the deteriorating air quality in Delhi, residents are scrambling to purchase air purifiers and masks, resulting in a notable 60-70% increase in sales, according to local traders.

The Central Pollution Control Board reported an Air Quality Index (AQI) of 354 on Wednesday, marking the highest level this season. This uptick in pollution has seen a corresponding rise in consumer activity at electronics stores citywide.

As sales continue to surge, retailers have been forced to increase their stock levels to meet the growing demand for air purifiers and masks, amid warnings from meteorologists about sustained poor air dispersion conditions.