Key Highlights
- Delhi experienced the highest pollution levels for January in two years.
- Temperatures in Delhi have dropped to 5°C.
- The IMD predicts heavy rainfall for the region.
- The cold wave conditions are expected to continue.
Delhi records 'most polluted January day' in two years, temperatures drop to 5°C, IMD predicts heavy rainfall
Delhi has recorded its most polluted day in January in two years, with air quality deteriorating significantly as temperatures drop to 5°C. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has also forecast heavy rainfall in the region, which may impact the ongoing cold wave conditions.
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