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GRAP-1 invoked in Delhi-NCR: What is banned, what is allowed from November 1

Times of India ·
GRAP-1 invoked in Delhi-NCR: What is banned, what is allowed from November 1

Delhi-NCR has invoked Stage 1 of the Graded Response Action Plan due to poor air quality levels.

Restrictions will affect coal-fired tandoors and diesel generator use at eateries to mitigate pollution.

Vehicle restrictions will come into effect from November 1, especially targeting non-compliant vehicles.

Staggered office timings and increased parking charges aim to reduce congestion and emissions.

Authorities plan to closely monitor air quality and implement additional measures as needed.

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