India's capital is struggling to breathe as pollution levels soar - top air purifiers

Pollution levels in New Delhi reached more than 10 times the safety limit on Tuesday morning, with thick gray smoke hanging over the city.
"Our government will wake up # pollution # Cyber City-
Arvind Jha (@ jalajboy) November 7, 2017 "The Indian Medical Association announces a public health emergency warning against going out.
Doctors reported an increase in cough patients with difficulty breathing.
The government announced that primary schools will be closed on Wednesday.
Many schools suspend outdoor activities and urge parents to wear gas masks for their children. Dangerous PM 2.
Five particles small enough to enter people's blood reached a peak of 742 micrograms per cubic meter.
The World Health Organization's safety limit for these particles is 60. "PM 2.
There are now 5 levels in the office.
60 is allowed.
We have a lot of air purifiers in the pollution crisis in Delhi.
Gargi Rawat (@ GargiRawat) November 7, 2017 "in some parts of the city, the air quality reading reached a peak of 999, the worst that the instrument can measure.
The chief minister of Delhi called the city a "gas chamber ".
"Air quality often drops at this time of year.
In the past few years, it has been linked to the burning fireworks during Diwali and the burning of crops in the surrounding states.
One expert said the reason for this year is "local dust", which means pollution inside the city.
Other parts of northern India and parts of Pakistan are also choking in smog.
"Due to toxic air pollution, there is little visibility on the roads in Pakistan. #Lahore#Punjab-
Sabrina Toppa (@ sabrinatoppa) November 6, 2017 "sponsors of the upcoming half marathon in the city threatened to withdraw funds from the event if the government did not intervene to curb pollution.
The authorities have come up with the idea of re-introducing controversial strange ideas.
Even-numbered programs in which cars with odd or even license plates can use roads on alternate days.
They also recommend stopping trucks from entering the city and increasing parking by four times to stop drivers.