After the expansion, the number of centers in Delhi and NCR will increase to 157, which will make pollution monitoring at the regional level more effective.
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State Bureau, New Delhi. For accurate monitoring of air quality, CAQM has approved setting up of 46 new air quality monitoring centres. Of these, 14 will be installed in Delhi, 16 in Haryana, one in Rajasthan and 15 in Uttar Pradesh. After this expansion, the number of centers in Delhi and NCR will increase to 157, which will make pollution monitoring at the regional level more effective.
Meanwhile, the temperature will continue to rise in Delhi for the next seven days, with the maximum and minimum temperatures expected to be above normal. There will be light clouds on Monday, while there will be light fog in the morning. In such a situation, there is a possibility of reduction in pollution due to rain showers.
review of future plans
The 27th Plenary Meeting of the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) regarding prevention of pollution in Delhi and NCR was held on Friday under the chairmanship of Chairman Rajesh Verma. In this high level meeting, many important decisions were taken towards pollution control and future plans were reviewed.
In-depth analysis of sources of pollution
A detailed report prepared by 33 experts from IITs and various research institutes on the directions of the Supreme Court was discussed during the meeting. Analysis of "source apportionment" studies conducted between 2015-2025 has revealed that the most prominent pollutant affecting Delhi's AQI is PM 2.5.
Revealed in the report
Strict rules and new instructions
The Commission has approved stringent PM emission standards for industries. Additionally, new protocols for construction and demolition (C&D) waste management and dust control will also be issued soon. Instructions have also been given for time bound implementation of "State Action Plans" to prevent incidents of wheat stubble burning.
Focus on traffic and toll plaza
To reduce emissions from road congestion, the Commission stressed the need for early implementation of ''Barrier-Free Multi-Lane Free Flow'' (MLFF) systems equipped with RFID and ANPR technologies at MCD toll plazas.
In the meeting Dr. SD Attri was also informed about re-appointment as technical member. The Chairman directed all agencies to maintain strict vigilance and continue effective action through the Enforcement Task Force (ETAF).
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