A new survey reveals 82% of Delhi-NCR residents know someone suffering serious health issues attributed to long-term air pollution exposure. This comes as Delhi’s AQI reached 498, in the ‘severe’ category, exacerbating a public health crisis and raising concerns about affording medical treatment.
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