Dust storm in India sends New Delhi pollution to triple the hazardous level

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Dust storm in India sends New Delhi pollution to triple the hazardous level
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Delhi topped the global ranking of most polluted cities on Tuesday. Read more at straitstimes.com.

NEW DELHI – A dust storm swept through New Delhi on Tuesday, sending air pollution to hazardous levels and cutting visibility in the Indian capital.

Dust storms are created when fast-moving winds kick up dirt and debris into the air, which can make it difficult to see through or breath in. They become particularly dangerous over roadways and can obstruct a driver’s vision.Delhi topped the global ranking of most polluted cities with an air quality index of 973 as of 11.30am local time, according to website IQAir, far above the “hazardous” threshold of 300.

Scorching heat is also set to take over much of India this week. Heat waves are likely in parts of coastal Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal on Tuesday, and in some areas of Odisha on May 16-17. Maximum temperatures hit 46 deg C in some regions earlier this month, the national weather office said. B

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