NDMC anti smog gun deployed at India Gate

A New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) water tanker fitted with an anti smog gun sprayed water near India Gate on 9 November 2026 as thick smog gripped the capital amid a severe air pollution episode.

The NDMC deployed tankers with high pressure anti smog guns near India Gate, New Delhi, on 9 November 2026, spraying water mist to suppress particulate matter in the air during the post Diwali pollution surge.

Dense smog reduced visibility around India Gate in New Delhi on 9 November 2026, prompting the NDMC to operate anti smog water tankers as part of emergency air quality mitigation efforts.

An NDMC tanker equipped with an anti smog gun conducted water mist operations near India Gate on 9 November 2026, one of several dust suppression measures activated across New Delhi amid hazardous air quality.

The New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) deployed multiple water tankers with anti smog guns at India Gate on 9 November 2026, aiming to lower airborne particulate concentration as the city recorded an AQI of 370.

As New Delhi's AQI climbed to 370 on 9 November 2026, the NDMC activated water mist smog guns near prominent landmarks including India Gate in a bid to bring particulate levels down.

A thick haze draped over New Delhi on 9 November 2026 — the day after Diwali — as the city's AQI sat at 370 in the 'Very Poor' band and civic authorities scrambled to deploy anti smog equipment.

Water mist from an NDMC anti smog tanker billowed over India Gate in New Delhi on 9 November 2026, with civic workers racing to reduce particulate density as the capital remained engulfed in post Diwali smog.

New Delhi recorded an average Air Quality Index (AQI) of 370 — categorised as 'Very Poor' — on 9 November 2026, one day after Diwali, with the NDMC deploying anti smog vehicles near India Gate in response.

Dense smog enveloped key New Delhi landmarks including India Gate on 9 November 2026, as the city's post Diwali air quality remained in the 'Very Poor' band with an average AQI of 370.

An average AQI of 370 placed New Delhi firmly in the 'Very Poor' pollution category on 9 November 2026, with the NDMC deploying water spray tankers near India Gate as part of emergency air quality interventions.

The NDMC mobilised anti smog gun equipped tankers across New Delhi — including at India Gate — on 9 November 2026, as city wide AQI readings surged to 370 in the aftermath of Diwali.

Civic teams from the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) worked to suppress airborne particulates with water mist tankers near India Gate on 9 November 2026, as the capital's AQI remained at a hazardous 370.

Residents of New Delhi donned protective face masks on 9 November 2026 — a day after Diwali — as the city's average Air Quality Index (AQI) stood at 370, placing it in the 'Very Poor' category.

People across New Delhi stepped out wearing protective masks on 9 November 2026, with a dense smog layer lingering across the capital a day after Diwali and the average AQI recorded at 370 — 'Very Poor'.

A thick smog layer hung over New Delhi on the morning of 9 November 2026, prompting citizens to wear protective masks as the average AQI reached 370 in the 'Very Poor' category one day after Diwali.

With New Delhi's average AQI at 370 on 9 November 2026, multiple residents were spotted wearing protective masks to guard against hazardous fine particulates as the city faced a severe post Diwali pollution episode.

The day after Diwali 2026, New Delhi's skies turned hazy with toxic smog as the average Air Quality Index (AQI) was recorded at 370 — in the 'Very Poor' category — and crowds moved through the city in protective masks.

Protective face masks became near essential on the streets of New Delhi on 9 November 2026, as dense post Diwali smog pushed the city's average AQI to 370 — well within the 'Very Poor' pollution band.

A woman donned a protective mask in New Delhi on 9 November 2026 as severe smog — driven partly by post Diwali firecracker residue — pushed the city's average AQI to 370, placing it in the 'Very Poor' category.