Delhi Pollution Primary schools closed till 10 November delhi education minister Atishi announces

The poison spread in the air in Delhi is suffocating people. The level of pollution is dangerous and in such a situation, necessary steps are being taken by the government so that public life is least affected due to pollution. In view of the poor quality of air, schools in Delhi have also been closed till November 10. The Delhi government has announced that all primary schools have been closed till the 10th. At the same time, an option has been given for 6-12 grades that schools can shift to online classes.

Delhi The Ministry of Education in pollution In view of the dangerous level of pollution, primary schools have been instructed to remain closed till November 10. Schools from 6th to 12th class can continue their studies through online classes. Delhi Education Minister Atishi tweeted on social media platform X that the pollution level is continuously high, so primary schools in Delhi will remain closed till November 10. Schools from 6-12th grades have the option of shifting to online classes.

The air in Delhi is poisonous and due to pollution, there is smoke day and night. These days pollution in Delhi remains in the extremely serious category. Delhi’s Air Quality Index reached 480 on Sunday morning. Which is considered to be a very serious level of pollution. Earlier, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal had also announced to keep schools closed in Delhi for 3 and 4 November. Now it has been extended till 10 November.

Talking about the highly polluted areas of Delhi on Sunday, the data of Central Pollution Control Board shows that on Sunday morning, the Air Quality Index in Delhi’s Dwarka was 486, in Jahangirpuri area it was 463, while in Aya Nagar it was 464. It has been recorded up to 480 near Indira Gandhi International Airport. This shows that pollution level in delhi Enough to make people sick.