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Politicians React to Delhi Smog, Odd-Even 3.O

See what politicians have to say about smoke-choked Delhi

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Delhiites had to face yet another smog filled day on Thursday, 9 November, as air quality remained in the ‘severe’ category in several parts of the city.

With the capital now facing a health emergency, the AAP government has taken a number of measures to fight pollution. Primary schools have been ordered closed till Sunday, and outdoor activities for children have been banned. Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who described Delhi as a “gas chamber”, reviewed the situation in a meeting with health and environment officials.

Also Read: As #DelhiChokes, Angry Readers React to the Health Emergency

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The Delhi government is set to enforce the odd-even policy for vehicles from 13 to 17 November, Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot told PTI on Thursday, 9 November.

The scheme will be in place from 8 am to 8 pm. However, there will be exemptions for women drivers and two-wheelers.

Also Read: Delhi Smog: The Environment Ministry Forms a High Level Committee

Video Editor: Vivek Gupta

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