Chandigarh: Due to the rain on Saturday, there was a difference in the weather as well as the air in Chandigarh also became clear. However, from March 10 to March 17, where the city’s air quality index average remained 100 points or more, on Saturday and Sunday this index was recorded far below 100 points. The city’s overall air quality index was recorded at 87 points on Sunday.

It is only from the Air Quality Index that it is known that what is the level of pollutants in the air of which city? And whether the air is clean or not. If there is an AQI of 50 to 100 points, then it is considered to be in the satisfactory category, that is, the air is clean. At the same time, air pollution increases in Chandigarh even during summer, for which various arrangements are also being made by the administration on behalf of the Clean Air Program. In this, sprinkling of water through sprinkles is done everyday in different routes around the roads, as well as now two anti- smog guns will also be purchased.