A thick blanket of smog engulfed New Delhi on Monday morning after Diwali celebrations, with firecrackers adding to the capital’s already hazardous pollution levels. The Air Quality Index crossed 350 in several parts of the city, reaching the severe category as poor visibility and toxic air once again highlighted Delhi’s annual winter pollution crisis.
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