Diwali smoke pushes Delhi's AQI to 371 as 19 stations log severe air quality

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Delhi's air quality index reached 371 following Diwali-related smoke, according to the original report. Nineteen monitoring stations in the city recorded severe air quality levels. A full summary requires the article body, which was not included in the submission. Please provide the article text so a complete four-to-five sentence summary can be written without adding unsupported details.

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