The Delhi Government on Sunday said it will start the free spraying of the bio-decomposer solution on farmlands from Monday under winter action plan. Free spraying of decomposer will be started from Fatehpur Jat village of the Narela Vidhan Sabha.
With the help of Pusa scientists, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government in Delhi is preparing at Kharkhari Nahar the solution from September 24 and will provide it free to the farmers.
Aiming to deal with stubble burning pollution, Delhi government also urged neighbouring states to provide this microbial solution free to their farmers.
Environment minister Gopal Rai, said, “Stubble burning also causes pollution in Delhi.”
Meanwhile, the AAP government has also submitted a third party audit report to the Commission for Air Quality Management.
According to SAFAR, a unit of the Ministry of Earth Sciences (MoES), air quality in Delhi recorded under moderate category. It will further deteriorate in the next three days, as the pollution monitoring agency said. “Delhi’s AQI is in the moderate category with PM10 as fire emission upwind along with local and regional dust under dry conditions. With the presence of such dry conditions both fire emission and dust-suspension are going to degrade. AQI will degrade to be in poor condition for next three days,” it added.
