Battling Pollution: How Delhi's Institutions Protect the Vulnerable

Delhi's old-age homes and schools are implementing measures such as installing air purifiers, providing masks, and limiting outdoor activities to protect residents and students from severe air pollution. The city's air quality remains a significant concern, with multiple locations recording 'very poor' or 'severe' conditions.

As Delhi grapples with persistent air quality issues, institutions are stepping up efforts to shield the city's most vulnerable populations: the elderly and children.

Measures like installing air purifiers, distributing masks, and minimizing outdoor activities are being implemented in old-age homes and schools to combat the adverse effects of pollution.

Despite these efforts, the city's air quality remains dire, with several areas registering 'very poor' or 'severe' pollution levels, underscoring the ongoing environmental challenges the city faces.

(With inputs from agencies.)