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Delhi's air quality: Slightly better, still not great
India
Delhi's air got a tiny bit better this week, with the AQI dropping from 342 to around 300—so we've moved from "very poor" to just "poor."
But here's the catch: half the city is still stuck breathing "very poor" air, and Noida's pollution levels are even worse.
Why should you care?
Breathing in this kind of air isn't just uncomfortable—it can actually mess with your health, especially if you have asthma or other issues.
Plus, experts warn that cold waves can trap pollution near the ground, potentially making air quality worse.
The city is rolling out anti-smog guns and water sprinklers, but for now, it's smart to keep an eye on that AQI before heading out.