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Air in Indian capital turns toxic after Diwali fireworks

  • Concentration of PM2.5 stood at 999 per cubic meter in Delhi on Friday morning against the WHO's safe limit of 25
  • India's Supreme Court last month imposed a ban on fireworks during Diwali, but it was largely defied in Delhi
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