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Published 5 days ago · Hindustan Times · Updated 5 days ago

Gurugram records worst start to November in 3 years as AQI reaches 368

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Pulmonologists warned that prolonged exposure to high concentrations of particulate matter can aggravate respiratory illnesses, trigger asthma attacks and cause breathing difficulties even among otherwise healthy people

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Pulmonologists warned that prolonged exposure to high concentrations of particulate matter can aggravate respiratory illnesses, trigger asthma attacks and cause breathing difficulties even among otherwise healthy people

Nov 7, 2026, 2:04 AM UTC

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Gurugram records worst start to November in 3 years as AQI reaches 368
Pulmonologists warned that prolonged exposure to high concentrations of particulate matter can aggravate respiratory illnesses, trigger asthma attacks and cause breathing difficulties even among otherwise healthy people
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