Gurugram: Haryana State Pollution control Board (HSPCBThe National Green Tribunal on Sunday imposed a fine of Rs 25 lakh on a housing project in Sector 103 for continuing construction activities in violation of Graded Response Action Plan guidelines. The action was a part of his campaign to ensure a complete construction ban in the city.
Kuldeep Singh, Regional Officer (North) of HSPCB said, “We conducted a site inspection on Sunday to ensure effective implementation of the Graded Response Action Plan and found non-compliance with air quality norms at an under construction site in Sector 103. The site was under construction in gross violation of the NGT guidelines and directions issued by the Central Pollution Control Board. We imposed a fine of Rs 25 lakh on the site. We also imposed a fine of Rs 10,000 at another site on the railway road for using a diesel generator set.
Meanwhile, the city’s air quality remained in the ‘very poor’ category for the fifth consecutive day on Sunday. AQI At 372, up from 362 on Saturday. According to HSPCB, the AQI is likely to worsen due to fall in temperature.
air monitoring station on sunday Anchovy Village The highest AQI was recorded at 384, followed by Sector 51 with an AQI of 384, Vikas Sadan with an AQI of 361 and Gwal Pahari with the lowest AQI of 370.
The minimum temperature in Gurugram was 10.5 degrees Celsius and the maximum was 24.7 degrees Celsius.
According to the System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting and Research (journey), the local surface winds are likely to increase slightly over the next two days, which will increase the dispersion of pollutants and improve the air quality marginally. However, the AQI may still remain high in the ‘very poor’ category.
Meanwhile, the air quality in Delhi remained in the ‘severe’ category on Sunday. Rajdhani recorded an AQI of 405, up from 402 on Saturday. The share of pollutants related to stubble burning in PM2.5 was 8% in 274 incidents.
At present, the height of the mixing layer and the air are the major factors controlling the air quality. However, the AQI is expected to improve significantly from November 29 onwards due to higher wind speed.
Faridabad also recorded ‘severe’ air quality on Sunday, with AQI at 412 as against 416 on Saturday. On the other hand, the air quality in Noida and Ghaziabad remained in the ‘very poor’ category, with the cities recording an AQI of 362 and 353, respectively. On Saturday, they had recorded AQI of 381 and 368 respectively.
Kuldeep Singh, Regional Officer (North) of HSPCB said, “We conducted a site inspection on Sunday to ensure effective implementation of the Graded Response Action Plan and found non-compliance with air quality norms at an under construction site in Sector 103. The site was under construction in gross violation of the NGT guidelines and directions issued by the Central Pollution Control Board. We imposed a fine of Rs 25 lakh on the site. We also imposed a fine of Rs 10,000 at another site on the railway road for using a diesel generator set.
Meanwhile, the city’s air quality remained in the ‘very poor’ category for the fifth consecutive day on Sunday. AQI At 372, up from 362 on Saturday. According to HSPCB, the AQI is likely to worsen due to fall in temperature.
air monitoring station on sunday Anchovy Village The highest AQI was recorded at 384, followed by Sector 51 with an AQI of 384, Vikas Sadan with an AQI of 361 and Gwal Pahari with the lowest AQI of 370.
The minimum temperature in Gurugram was 10.5 degrees Celsius and the maximum was 24.7 degrees Celsius.
According to the System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting and Research (journey), the local surface winds are likely to increase slightly over the next two days, which will increase the dispersion of pollutants and improve the air quality marginally. However, the AQI may still remain high in the ‘very poor’ category.
Meanwhile, the air quality in Delhi remained in the ‘severe’ category on Sunday. Rajdhani recorded an AQI of 405, up from 402 on Saturday. The share of pollutants related to stubble burning in PM2.5 was 8% in 274 incidents.
At present, the height of the mixing layer and the air are the major factors controlling the air quality. However, the AQI is expected to improve significantly from November 29 onwards due to higher wind speed.
Faridabad also recorded ‘severe’ air quality on Sunday, with AQI at 412 as against 416 on Saturday. On the other hand, the air quality in Noida and Ghaziabad remained in the ‘very poor’ category, with the cities recording an AQI of 362 and 353, respectively. On Saturday, they had recorded AQI of 381 and 368 respectively.
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