Delhi-NCR Receives Much-Needed Relief as Rainfall Clears Air Pollution
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For the past few days, Delhi-NCR has been grappling with hazardous levels of air pollution, adversely impacting the health of its residents. However, a welcome change occurred as the national capital and its surrounding regions experienced rainfall on Thursday night and Friday morning, providing much-needed respite to citizens.
As pollution levels receded and the weather turned cooler with the onset of rain, people took to social media to express their relief and reactions to the positive change.
One user shared a glimpse of the Kartavya Path, showcasing the transformation brought about by the overnight rain. The wet streets and cleansed atmosphere brought a sense of relief to the city.
Another netizen posted a picture capturing a clear skyline of Delhi, highlighting the positive impact of the rainfall in improving visibility and air quality.
Expressing gratitude, a social media user stated, “Nature finally comes and saves us,” emphasizing the restorative power of rain in mitigating the adverse effects of pollution.
Yet another individual thanked the ‘rain Gods’ for their timely intervention, underscoring the significance of natural elements in combating pollution and improving living conditions.
The Regional Weather Forecasting Centre had predicted rainfall in Delhi and NCR, along with several other regions. Areas like Sohana, Rewari, Aurangabad, Hodal (Haryana), Bijnaur, Sakoti Tanda, Hastinapur, Chandpur, Daurala, Meerut, Modinagar, Kithor, and Amroha were expected to experience rain on Friday morning. As a result, the Air Quality Index (AQI) of Delhi and adjoining areas witnessed a notable improvement, providing a breath of fresh air for the residents.
The collective sentiment on social media reflects a sense of relief and gratitude towards the natural occurrence of rain, demonstrating how weather patterns can significantly impact the well-being of a region facing environmental challenges.
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