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Cold has started entering North India. People have taken out blankets from their homes and fog is once again visible on the roads. At the same time, the effect of fog has started affecting Indian Railways also. Dozens of trains coming towards Delhi are running late on Thursday. Some of these trains are running late by 5 hours and even 7 hours. Let us see the list of those trains coming towards Delhi which are running late.
- CSMT ASR Express- 1 hour 37 mins
- INDB NDLS Superfast- 01 hour 7 mins
- Malwa Express- 01 hour 26 mins
- DADN SVDK Superfast- 02 hours 43 mins
- Bihar Sampark Kranti- 1 hour 1 min
- Shramjeevi- 1 hour 33 mins
- Mahabodhi- 2 hours 3 mins
- Gorakhdham- 1 hour 9 mins
- Purva- 1 hour 5 mins
- Vaishali- 2 hours 5 mins
- Kashi Vishwanath- 5 hours 41 minutes
- BJU NDLS- 7 hours 20 minutes
(Update till 5.15 am)
Visibility at airports in various states across the country is very low due to fog and mist.
- Zero visibility in Amritsar, Punjab
- Pathankot 100 meter visibility
- Zero visibility in Gorakhpur, 500 meter visibility in Agra
- Kanpur 600, Lucknow 800 meter visibility
- 300 meter visibility in Palam, Delhi
- Chandigarh 800 meters, Durgapur in Bengal 500 meters visibility
Bad condition due to pollution in Delhi
Smog along with pollution has increased significantly in the country's capital Delhi and its surrounding areas. In other words, Delhi is completely turning into a gas chamber. Delhi's Air Quality Index (AQI) has crossed 400. AQI in Delhi has been recorded at 432 i.e. 'severe' category. In Noida adjacent to Delhi, AQI has also been recorded at 372 i.e. 'very poor' category. It is believed that Grape-3 can be implemented in Delhi any time. (Report: Anamika Gaur)
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