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Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Nov 13 had announced that schools & colleges would remain closed due to the poor air quality, and will now reopen from November 29 onwards, Environment Minister Gopal Rai said on wednesday.
Gopal Rai said, private CNG buses that have been hired to augment public transport will be deployed in areas where Delhi government employees live, like Timarpur and Gulabi Bagh, and shuttle buses will be deployed from metro stations close to the Delhi Secretariat to facilitate the transport to employees.
Only CNG and electric trucks carrying non-essential services will be allowed entry into Delhi from Nov 27 to Dec 3 and entry of trucks, apart from those carrying essentials, has been banned.
The air pollution level, which had worsened after Diwali, has improved and reached the pre-Diwali situation, Rai said.

Delhi: Schools & colleges remained shut due to pollution, will now reopen from Monday

Only CNG and electric trucks carrying non-essential services will be allowed entry into Delhi from Nov 27 to Dec 3 

Delhi: Schools & colleges remained shut due to Pollution, will now reopen from Monday

Schools and colleges in Delhi that have remained shut due to poor air quality from Nov 13&nbsp;will reopen from Monday, November 29.
Environment Minister Gopal Rai&nbsp;also said that even government offices, which were on work-from-home mode, will open up from November 29 onward.
To facilitate this private CNG buses that have been hired for the transport of govt employees and shuttle buses will be deployed from metro stations close to the Delhi Secretariat.
Only CNG and electric trucks carrying non-essential services will be allowed entry into Delhi from Nov 27 to Dec 3 and entry of trucks, apart from those carrying essentials, has been banned.
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Educational institutes in the capital were shut down on November 13 as the AQI in the region continued to be 'severe'

Schools and colleges in Delhi that have remained shut due to poor air quality&nbsp;from Nov 13 will reopen from Monday, November 29. Educational institutes in the capital were shut down on November 13 as the AQI in the region continued to be 'severe'.&nbsp;
Environment Minister Gopal Rai&nbsp;also said that even government offices, which were on work-from-home mode, will also open up from November 29 onward. Rai&nbsp;stated that&nbsp;private CNG buses that have been hired to augment public transport will be deployed in areas where Delhi government employees live, like Timarpur and Gulabi Bagh, and shuttle buses will be deployed from metro stations close to the Delhi Secretariat to facilitate the transport for govt employees.&nbsp;
However, as air quality level remains in the&nbsp;poor' category the ban on heavy vehicles carrying non-essential items&nbsp;will remain.&nbsp;Only CNG and electric trucks carrying non-essential services will be allowed entry into Delhi from Nov 27 to Dec 3.
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