Ambala AQI satisfactory at 76, administration urges residents to celebrate green Diwali

  • | Tuesday | 6th November, 2018

AMBALA: The district administration has been monitoring the Air Quality Index (AQI) of the district, which is currently 76, standing at the satisfactory mark. The district police have also registered two cases under the Explosive Acts against the accused selling the crackers illegally.Deputy commissioner Sharandeep Kaur Brar wished the district residents on the eve of Diwali and appealed them to celebrate green Diwali. The district administration has also banned the firing of rockets or firecrackers above four meters in height in the areas near Indian Oil Corporation so as to avoid any untoward incidents. "The district administration has also urged all the residents to gather at a common place and burn as fewer crackers as possible keeping the sound and air pollution in view. DC urged the residents not to burn crackers within the 100-meter range of hospitals, educational institutes, court, religious places as they all come under categories of peaceful places.The administration has also urged the parents to keep a check on their children in order to avoid any incidents.

AMBALA: The district administration has been monitoring the Air Quality Index (AQI) of the district, which is currently 76, standing at the satisfactory mark. The district administration has urged the residents to celebrate green Diwali and drop the firecrackers in order to maintain the satisfactory AQI here.Municipal corporation joint commissioner Satinder Siwatch said, "Following the orders of the Punjab and Haryana High Court regarding burning of crackers on November 7 during the time slot from 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm, we had already written to all the government and private schools to issue various guidelines to the students and to motivate them to celebrate the Green Diwali."The district administration has also urged all the residents to gather at a common place and burn as fewer crackers as possible keeping the sound and air pollution in view. Since last one week, the administration is monitoring the AQI in the district and spreading awareness about the ill effects of the crackers.The administration has also acted strictly against the unauthorised sellers of the crackers and it has clearly stated that only those 24 traders can sell crackers which have been given license by the administration. The district police have also registered two cases under the Explosive Acts against the accused selling the crackers illegally.Deputy commissioner Sharandeep Kaur Brar wished the district residents on the eve of Diwali and appealed them to celebrate green Diwali. The district administration has also banned the firing of rockets or firecrackers above four meters in height in the areas near Indian Oil Corporation so as to avoid any untoward incidents. DC urged the residents not to burn crackers within the 100-meter range of hospitals, educational institutes, court, religious places as they all come under categories of peaceful places.The administration has also urged the parents to keep a check on their children in order to avoid any incidents.

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