Currently, the National Capital Region is witnessing bad quality of air due to various reasons including agricultural residue burning. If precautions are taken well in advance for winters, when air pollution would be on its peak, population health management would face a very tough task to cope up with pollution-triggered diseases and COVID-19. It would be a double whammy for the residents of Delhi.

Currently, the National Capital Region is witnessing bad quality of air due to various reasons including agricultural residue burning. If precautions are taken well in advance for winters, when air pollution would be on its peak, population health management would face a very tough task to cope up with pollution-triggered diseases and COVID-19. It would be a double whammy for the residents of Delhi.