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Delhi implements GRAP measures amid deteriorating Air Quality
Delhi has enacted GRAP-1 and GRAP-2 in response to worsening air quality, with the AQI reaching hazardous levels and significant health risks reported.
Running story — the local press covered it again on 3 November 2026.
The story so far as of 3 November 2026
On 21 October, Delhi implemented GRAP-1 due to an AQI of 179, prohibiting coal and wood use in restaurants and restricting diesel generators. On 3 November, GRAP-2 was enacted as the AQI reached 350, with Jahangirpuri recording 462. The measures included restrictions on construction and vehicle use, attributed partly to stubble burning and vehicles, aiming to reduce pollution's health impacts.
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Coverage, day by day
- Safety & health
Delhi enforces GRAP-2 as AQI reaches hazardous levels
Impact Employers in Delhi face operational constraints and potential health risks for employees due to severe air pollution.
Sources: Aajtak ↗
- Safety & health
Delhi enforces GRAP-1 due to poor air quality
Impact Hospitality businesses in Delhi face operational restrictions, reducing service offerings and impacting customer footfall.
Sources: Jbhaskar ↗
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