New Delhi, Dec. 28 -- Delhi woke up to another day of hazardous air on Sunday as pollution levels surged across the city, pushing the Air Quality Index (AQI) deep into the 'very poor' category and triggering fresh health concerns for residents.
According to data from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), the city's overall AQI stood at 385.
Several hotspots recorded alarming pollution levels, with Anand Vihar once again emerging as one of the worst-affected areas at 445. Wazirpur followed closely at 437, while Jahangirpuri and Narela reported AQI levels of 433 and 435, respectively. Bawana recorded 423, R K Puram 414, Dwarka 401, and Rohini around 429. Other areas, such as Alipur (385) and Aya Nagar (344), also remained heavily poll...