Stage III of GRAP is carried out in the Delhi capital and boycotts BS-3 petroleum and BS-4 diesel vehicles.
With Delhi’s AQI (air quality record) at 402, the Commission for Air Quality Administration (CAQM) has carried out Stage III of GRAP (Evaluated Reaction Activity Plan). CAQM expressed, “Keeping in view the overarching pattern of air quality, with an end goal to forestall further decay of the air quality, the sub-board concluded that all activities as conceived under stage III of the GRAP, ‘Extreme’ air quality (DELHI AQI running between 401-450), be carried out in right sincere by every one of the organizations worried in the NCR, with quick impact, notwithstanding the stage I and II activities currently in force.” Altogether, there are four phases of GRAP in light of the AQI level.
We list down what vehicles are restricted and the ones that can handle out and about.
Delhi Air Contamination: What is restricted?
To keep a mind the rising air contamination, the Delhi Government has restricted BS-3 petroleum and BS-4 diesel vehicles from handling on the streets. This standard additionally applies to the encompassing region of the public capital including Noida, Gurugram, Faridabad, and Ghaziabad. Old diesel transports can’t work and diesel trucks can’t enter the public capital. In the event that any of these vehicles referenced are found handling out and about in Delhi, one should pay a fine of Rs 20,000.
As of now, just BS-6 vehicles, crisis administrations, public transportation, police and government vehicles are absolved from Stage III of GRAP.
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CAQM has encouraged inhabitants to try not to drive for brief distances, utilize public transportation or shared portability and if conceivable, telecommute.
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