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Delhi's Air Quality Improves Marginally, Curbs Under GRAP's Stage 4 Not Likely For Now | Big Focus
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November 2, 2022
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25:57Now PlayingIn this episode of Big Focus, Afrida Rahman Ali will be discussing how The Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) stated there is no immediate need to implement curbs, such as a ban on the entry of trucks and a closure of educational institutions, under the fourth stage of the Graded Response Action Plan, as Delhi's air quality improved marginally on Wednesday morning due to relatively better meteorological conditions (GRAP).
We are joined by a few panelists.
"There has to be accumulated efforts by both State and Centre Governments to curb pollution," says Zariwala Huda, Political Analyst.
"50% of board members are potential polluters," says Shibani Ghosh, Environmental Lawyer.
"Govt should subside alternate method for destroying parali," says Shailesh Gandhi, Former CIC.
Delhi breathes toxic air again despite Graded Response Action Plan being launched in 2017. Should GRAP be scrapped?
#GRAP #AirPollution #Delhi
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