CLEAN : Toxic smog in Indian capital after Diwali fireworks

The video discusses the hazardous air pollution levels in North India, highlighting that no region in the country has air quality below the stipulated limits. It emphasizes the need for comprehensive solutions to control pollution at its source rather than temporary fixes. The impact of Diwali, particularly the bursting of firecrackers, is noted as a significant contributor to increased pollution levels. The video also touches on the health effects of pollution, such as throat irritation and increased susceptibility to colds, and reflects on how air quality has deteriorated since childhood.

What is the current state of air quality in North India according to the transcript?

• It is improving steadily.

• It is below the stipulated limits.

• It is hazardous and above the stipulated limits.

• It is the same as in other parts of the country.

What is suggested as a more effective approach to tackle air pollution?

• Increasing the number of air purifiers.

• Relying on natural weather changes.

• Reducing pollution at the source.

• Installing more smoke filters.

What event is mentioned as a cause for increased pollution levels?

• A change in weather patterns.

• An increase in vehicle emissions.

• A recent industrial accident.

• The Diwali festival.

How did the air quality change after Diwali compared to the previous week?

• It improved significantly.

• It remained the same.

• It became foggy.

• It worsened.

What health issues are mentioned as being caused by the current air quality?

• Throat irritation and colds.

• Increased energy levels.

• Improved respiratory health.

• Better sleep quality.