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 Seven flights were diverted at Delhi airport on December 14 amid fog. IMD advised people to avoid unnecessary travel.  

Seven flights diverted at Delhi airport amid fog, zero visibility recorded 

&nbsp;Seven flights were diverted at Delhi airport on December 14 amid fog.&nbsp;

Seven flights were diverted at the Delhi airport on Sunday morning due to bad weather, according to an official.
The official said that six flights were diverted to Jaipur and one to Mumbai between 4.30 am and 7.30 am.
A blinding layer of fog shrouded Delhi and other parts of North India on Sunday, with visibility levels plunging to zero meters at several places.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has advised people to avoid unnecessary travel and to take precautions while driving.
The Palam Observatory near the Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi reported dense fog with visibility levels plunging to zero meters by 5 am.&nbsp;

The first Test between India and New Zealand has started with a haze of smog seen around Kanpur's Green Park Stadium.
The Air Quality Index, a measure of particulate matter was nearing 350 at the start of the match. It is advisable to wear a mask, close the window, use air purifiers and no outdoor exercises. 
Notably, in 2017, India vs Sri Lanka test match was halted by air pollution at the national capital.
Many Sri Lanka players had complained about breathlessness and difficulty in breathing at that time.
India captain Ajinkya Rahane won the toss and elected to bat first. Rahane has not lost a match for India as a captain.

IND vs NZL: Smoggy start for the 1st Test in Kanpur, AQI around 350

The air quality in Kanpur is expected to improve through the day but will remain particularly hazardous during mornings on all 5 days of the Test match. 

Smoggy start of India vs New Zealand 1st test at Kanpur

The 1st Test between India and New Zealand&nbsp;started under a blanket of heavy pollution around&nbsp;Kanpur's Green Park Stadium.
The Air Quality Index was nearing 350 at the start of the match. Under these conditions, it is advisable to wear a mask, close the windows, use air purifiers and avoid outdoor exercises let alone play a game of competitive cricket.&nbsp;&nbsp;
In 2017, a game between&nbsp;India &amp;&nbsp;Sri Lanka in New Delhi was halted multiple times due to air pollution.
Many Sri Lanka players had complained about breathlessness and nausea. The air quality in Kanpur is expected to improve through the day but will remain particularly hazardous during mornings on all 5 days of the Test match.&nbsp;

The Air Quality Index, a measure of particulate matter was nearing 350 at the start of the match. It is advisable to wear a mask, close the window, use air purifiers and no outdoor exercises&nbsp;

The 1st Test between India and New Zealand&nbsp;started under a blanket of heavy pollution around&nbsp;Kanpur's Green Park Stadium.
The Air Quality Index was nearing 350 at the start of the match. Under these conditions, it is advisable to wear a mask, close the windows, use air purifiers and avoid outdoor exercises let alone play a game of competitive cricket.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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In 2017, a game between&nbsp;India &amp;&nbsp;Sri Lanka in New Delhi was halted multiple times due to air pollution.
Many Sri Lanka players had complained about breathlessness and nausea. The air quality in Kanpur is expected to improve through the day but will remain particularly hazardous during mornings on all 5 days of the Test match.&nbsp;

A thick layer of smog lingering over Delhi thickened on Friday, lowering visibility to 200&nbsp;metres&nbsp;at several places in the national capital.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Central Pollution Control Board has advised government and private offices in Delhi to cut down their vehicular usage by at least 30 per cent due to the poor air quality in the national capital.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;This comes after a meeting on the implementation of the Graded Response Action Plan to restrict deterioration of the air quality in Delhi.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The people of Delhi have also been advised to limit their outdoor activities and&nbsp;minimise&nbsp;their exposure to the air in the city.&nbsp;&nbsp;Over 4,000 farm fires, which accounted for 35 per cent of Delhi's pollution on Friday, played a major role in pushing the 24-hour average Air Quality Index to 471 by 4 pm, the worst this season so far.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The&nbsp;current weather conditions are highly&nbsp;unfavourable&nbsp;for dispersion of pollutants and the incidence of stubble burning is likely to remain high.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Delhi: smog thickens, AQI worsens; residents asked to cut use of vehicles

Delhiites have been advised to limit outdoor activities as air quality nears emergency levels

Thick layer of smog over Delhi thickened, lowering visibility to 200&nbsp;metres&nbsp; &nbsp;
Pollution board: govt, private offices must cut their vehicular use by 30%&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;
Meeting on the implementation of the Graded Response Action Plan held&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;
Delhi locals asked to limit their outdoor activities&nbsp; Over 4,000 farm fires, accounted for 35 per cent of Delhi's pollution on Friday. Air Quality Index at 471 by 4 pm, the worst this season so far&nbsp; &nbsp;

The Central Pollution Control Board has advised government and private offices in Delhi to cut down their vehicular usage by at least 30 per cent

A thick layer of smog lingering over Delhi thickened on Friday, lowering visibility to 200&nbsp;metres&nbsp;at several places in the national capital.&nbsp;&nbsp; The Central Pollution Control Board has advised government and private offices in Delhi to cut down their vehicular usage by at least 30 per cent due to the poor air quality in the national capital.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; This comes after a meeting on the implementation of the Graded Response Action Plan to restrict deterioration of the air quality in Delhi.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/chhath-puja-devotees-in-delhi-take-dip-as-toxic-foam-floats-on-yamuna-1636371531018">Chhath puja: devotees in Delhi take dip as toxic foam floats on </a><a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/chhath-puja-devotees-in-delhi-take-dip-as-toxic-foam-floats-on-yamuna-1636371531018">Yamuna</a> The people of Delhi have also been advised to limit their outdoor activities and&nbsp;minimise&nbsp;their exposure to the air in the city.&nbsp;&nbsp; Over 4,000 farm fires, which accounted for 35 per cent of Delhi's pollution on Friday, played a major role in pushing the 24-hour average Air Quality Index to 471 by 4 pm, the worst this season so far.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/chhath-puja-devotees-in-delhi-take-dip-as-toxic-foam-floats-on-yamuna-1636371531018">Chhath puja: devotees in Delhi take dip as toxic foam floats on Yamuna</a> &nbsp; The&nbsp;current weather conditions are highly&nbsp;unfavourable&nbsp;for dispersion of pollutants and the incidence of stubble burning is likely to remain high.&nbsp; &nbsp;

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