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Delhi's air quality hits 'severe' levels: What doctors say
India
Delhi and the NCR are struggling with "severe" air pollution right now, as the AQI shot up to 414 after Diwali.
The main culprits? Firecrackers, vehicle emissions, and local pollutants.
Doctors advise to stay indoors, wear masks
Breathing this toxic air isn't just uncomfortable—it's risky for everyone.
Doctors have seen a 20% jump in respiratory cases lately, especially among people with asthma or lung issues.
Pollution can even impact your brain and cause problems for pregnant women.
Experts say it's best to skip outdoor workouts for now, wear masks if you head out, and use air purifiers indoors.
They're also urging stronger government action—pointing to Beijing as an example of how things can improve with the right steps.