Gurugram, Sept. 10 -- Residents and activists have asked the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) to include construction sites under 500 sqm in all phases of the graded response action plan (GRAP), adding that the demolition and construction of small plots leads to the neighbourhood being covered in dust leading to deteriorating public health. The Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) are emergency measures to control severe air pollution in the Delhi-NCR and is implemented in phases: Stage I (poor), Stage II (very poor), Stage III (severe), and Stage IV (severe+). In a petition filed on Monday, CleanAirBharat, a residents forum said small houses are being demolished without dust barriers or safeguards, turning residential lanes into "dust bowls." Families, seniors, and children remain exposed to pollution that official readings do not capture. CAQM officials said they have directed CPCB officials to take needful action and contact the complainant for more information on the subject on Monday. On the other hand, CPCB officials have directed MCG officials to take action. MCG officials said, "Teams have been instructed to visit the spot, assess violations and carry out remedial action without delay."...