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Delhi’s average AQI drops to 299, but 31 out of 59 stations report higher pollution

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The monitoring station at IIT Delhi recorded the maximum 389 AQI at 6pm, closely followed by Pusa Institute’s 381 and Chandni Chowk’s 380.

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