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2:38Now PlayingTop News | The Bombay High Court declared on Monday, March 18, that the strategy to combat air pollution in Mumbai must now be preventative rather than remedial, characterising the city's condition as "emergent." Chief Justice D K Upadhyaya and Justice G S Kulkarni, sitting as a division bench, stated that although the legislation and regulations regarding air pollution were in existence, they needed to be put into practice. Even while the city's air quality index could be excellent, it will revert to bad or worse within a few months, according to the report. The court was considering many petitions, including one it had started on its own in December of last year over the city's increasing air pollution. Keep an eye on Mirror Now for the latest developments.
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