Gurugram Orders 50% Work From Home and Halts Construction Amid Pollution

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Authorities in Gurugram have ordered 50% of workforce to work from home and suspended construction activity from tomorrow due to rising pollution levels. The directions were issued in compliance with the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM). The measures will be enforced across the entire district. The move aims to curb emissions and address deteriorating air quality in the region.

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