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Delhi-NCR's Air Quality Index has deteriorated to hazardous levels affecting residents' health
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Chinese Embassy suggests closing heavy industries and phasing out old high-emission vehicles
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China controlled emissions with strict vehicle norms and reduced car growth via license lotteries
The Air Quality Index in Delhi-NCR has slipped to "hazardous" levels, posing a threat to the health of all those living in the region. With smog clouds refusing to release the national capital from their chokehold, the Chinese Embassy in India has outlined a comprehensive list of measures, including closing up heavy industries and slowly discarding old vehicles with higher emissions that should be taken to get it under control.
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