Anand Vihar smog: hazardous air grips Delhi
Vehicles crawl through a dense smog blanket along a road near Anand Vihar, New Delhi, as air quality deteriorated to hazardous levels on 12 November 2026, severely limiting visibility.
Vehicles crawl through a dense smog blanket along a road near Anand Vihar, New Delhi, as air quality deteriorated to hazardous levels on 12 November 2026, severely limiting visibility.
Traffic on the NH 24 highway near Nizamuddin, New Delhi moved through a heavy smog layer on 12 November 2026, as vehicular emissions compounded already hazardous air quality conditions.
Commuters on NH 24 near Nizamuddin faced near zero visibility as a thick smog layer persisted through Thursday, 12 November 2026, with air quality remaining in the hazardous category across much of New Delhi.
A thick winter smog engulfed roads at Anand Vihar, New Delhi on 12 November 2026, with vehicles inching forward under hazardous air quality conditions driven by a mix of vehicular emissions and weather patterns.
A Delhi Metro train passed through a heavy smog cover at Anand Vihar on 12 November 2026, even as road vehicles below contended with hazardous air quality — underlining the scale of the pollution crisis in the capital.
Roads near Anand Vihar, New Delhi were barely discernible through the smog on 12 November 2026, as the air quality index remained in the hazardous range, posing acute health risks to residents and commuters.
A Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) anti smog vehicle sprayed water at Anand Vihar to suppress airborne dust particles on 12 November 2026, as authorities attempted to bring down hazardous particulate levels across the capital.
An MCD water spraying vehicle operated alongside a passing Delhi Metro train at Anand Vihar on 12 November 2026, as civic authorities deployed dust suppression measures against hazardous smog blanketing the national capital.
The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) deployed a water spray vehicle at Anand Vihar on 12 November 2026 to reduce dust borne pollutants, as smog from multiple sources kept air quality at hazardous levels in the national capital.
As smog shrouded Anand Vihar, New Delhi on 12 November 2026, an MCD tanker sprayed water across the area in a bid to settle airborne dust, with air quality stubbornly holding at hazardous — the most severe category on India's AQI scale.