Delhi Air Quality Turns Severe in Many Areas on Diwali as Haze Blankets City

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Several parts of Delhi woke up to a thick layer of haze on Sunday morning as winter set in. Poor visibility and worsening air quality have added to residents' concerns. The article reports that air quality has reached the 'severe' category in many areas of the capital. The deterioration coincided with Diwali, the festival of lights.

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