Millions of people celebrate Diwali in New Delhi, India. Will it lead to the deterioration of air quality?

Celebrating Diwali in India will lead to the deterioration of air quality.

During Diwali in India, local residents will set off a lot of fireworks and firecrackers, which will produce a lot of harmful gases and dust, which will have a great impact on local air quality. Diwali is the most important festival in India. Whenever this festival comes, the local residents are very excited and happy. When they set off fireworks, they will also light a lot of oil lamps, which will produce a lot of pollutants and affect the local air quality.

Millions of people celebrate Diwali in New Delhi, India, which will lead to the rapid deterioration of local air. When Diwali comes, local residents will set off a large number of fireworks and firecrackers in disregard of the relevant regulations of the state, causing serious air pollution in the local area. They not only set off fireworks and firecrackers, but also lit a lot of oil lamps, which is also an important reason for the deterioration of local air quality. Arranging lights and oil lamps among the local population is the best blessing to the family and an unchangeable habit.

During Diwali in New Delhi, India, the air pollution index has exceeded 320, which is shocking, indicating that the local air has been seriously polluted. Diwali not only caused serious air pollution in New Delhi, but also heavily polluted weather appeared in many cities and villages around New Delhi, and the air quality was simply terrible. More than ten hours after Diwali, the local air quality has not recovered, and it is still in a state of heavy pollution.

New Delhi, India has almost become a sea of fireworks and firecrackers during Diwali. During Diwali, Indians will also light a large number of oil lamps. The continuous burning of these oil lamps will also produce a lot of polluted gases, which will lead to the continuous deterioration of local air quality. It is said that a local city lit more than 6.5438+0.5 million oil lamps by the river, setting a new Guinness World Record. The existence of these oil lamps is also an important reason for the deterioration of local air quality.