A day after Diwali celebrations, Delhi-NCR woke up to a thick blanket of smog and severely toxic air. The Air Quality Index (AQI) dipped into the 'hazardous' range across most parts of the city, turning the festive glow into a health concern. Fireworks, combined with seasonal weather conditions, stubble burning and stagnant winds, have pushed pollution levels far beyond the safe limit, leaving the air heavy and the lungs gasping.

What s mog d oes to yo ur l ungs a nd w ho’s mo st at r isk?

Even a single day of exposure to such polluted air can irritate your eyes, throat and lungs. It reduces lung function, triggers coughing and can worsen asthma or allergies. Over time, continuous exposure may increase the risk of chronic respiratory diseases, heart prob

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