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Farm fires surge, Capital chokes on pollutants

The number of farm fires spotted from satellites rose from around 900 on Saturday to over 1,600 on Sunday. Delhi's air quality has further worsened in the last few days&nbsp;

Farm fires surged in Punjab and Haryana on Sunday, according to the authorities monitoring pollution. The number of farm fires spotted from satellites rose from around 900 on Saturday to over 1,600 on Sunday. This has led to fears of further worsening of Delhi air which has gone from bad to worse over the last few days. According to Central Pollution Control Board data, the 24-hour average air quality index in Delhi stood at 349 on Sunday, which is in the "very poor" zone. Experts have warned that with dying wind and rising pollutants due to the farm fires, the Capital may be in for extreme pollution.

Rain Water Floods Barpeta Road

Incessant rain over the past few days have resulted in floods in several areas of the business town of Barpeta Road. Several roads have been flooded. One major reason for flooding is that the main outlet for rain water, Mara Manas river has been clocked by construction and encroachments. The town also lacks proper drainage system. With several roads and homes under water, it is the common man who is bearing the brunt. Locals have demanded removal of encroachments and demolition of building to clear up the water passage. They have also asked the authorities to look into the issue of drainage system.

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