Grape-one restrictions have been imposed in Delhi-NCR due to increase in pollution levels. Recently, after light rains, people were relieved, but the level of pollution has suddenly increased. Following the rules has been made mandatory to improve air quality in the capital. Steps have been taken by the administration to control pollution. Pollution levels have increased significantly in the capital Delhi and its close areas these days.

Decision to implement first phase ban

Due to the scorching heat, light rain started on Friday evening. Due to this, people got relief from scorching heat. At the same time, a ban of grape one has been imposed in the capital. The Air Quality Management Commission (CAQM) has decided to implement the first phase of the grape on Monday. Under this, petrol and diesel vehicles, which have completed their time period, have been banned. Burning garbage is also banned. Along with this, a ban on burning coal and wood has been banned in restaurants and hotels.

They will be banned under Grap-1

Coal will not be used in roadside restaurants, hotels and restaurants. Burning garbage in the open has been banned. Strict rules were made to control emissions.

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