Netizens fill Twitter with memes and jokes as pollution hits Delhi-NCR, making it smoggyyy:
Recently people in Delhi and the National Capital Region woke up to a hazy morning as farm fires and a drop in wind speed and temperature caused air quality to drop. As per PTI, Delhi recorded an Air Quality Index (AQI) of 461, which is in the “severe” category, at 8 am. It was 279 at 10 am on Wednesday.
As people the air quality dropped in Delhi NCR, memes about #DelhiAirQuality and #DelhiPollution started trending on Twitter.
Check out the memes below:
How Delhites are seeing this tweet!!#DelhiAirQuality pic.twitter.com/lFQk4K1Y3G
— Vicky (@Stephan53457462) November 5, 2020
After every Diwali Delhi be like:#DelhiAirQuality pic.twitter.com/2muaN6EUlD
— Ssrfan (@Ssrfan478780364) November 5, 2020
Every year the same story repeats as the situation getting worse day by day as the year goes by really looking dangerous this day is not far away #DelhiAirQuality pic.twitter.com/nd5Db9Wpl8
— Vaas Montenegro (@BeCapedCrusader) November 5, 2020
Delhi Evo(Pol) lution!#DelhiAirQuality pic.twitter.com/dmO5XJCQ3V
— Ssrfan (@Ssrfan478780364) November 5, 2020
That’s the big difference!!#DelhiAirQuality pic.twitter.com/XFPnLw4xZI
— Vicky (@Stephan53457462) November 5, 2020
Remaining Delhi sign boards:#DelhiAirQuality pic.twitter.com/KtEzJPZSDm
— Gaurav Gupta (@g48660305) November 5, 2020
Nowadays Metro Stations in Delhi be like:
1) Rajiv Choke
2) Mandi Haze
3) Air-no-city
4) Delhi Cant. (Breathe)
5) Dhua Kuan #DelhiAirQuality— Nilesh Sharma (@nilesh_s26) November 5, 2020
People shared some pictures and videos of the hazy sky:
One that not even 2020 could change.. #DelhiAirQuality pic.twitter.com/Kakn82awhW
— CS Jigar Shah (@FCSJigarShah) November 5, 2020
#DelhiAirQuality
This is Rohini area yesterday
Please do something 🙏🙏@ArvindKejriwal @PMOIndia pic.twitter.com/txxkKmwrPC— krishna (@RAHULBH01270057) November 5, 2020
Today Delhi is troubled, Tomorrow the Whole World will be troubled.
It is Our Choice whether we want to Plant a TREES or increase P.O.L.L.U.T.I.O.N!🌱🌍#DelhiAirQuality @LicypriyaK @AaravSeth_ pic.twitter.com/ViFSjZQw1t
— Jayraj Singh Gaur (@JayrajGaur) November 5, 2020
Pictures from the same spot but 5 months apart. AQI is over 600 and Diwali is yet to arrive. 😷😷 #DelhiAirQuality #DelhiPollution pic.twitter.com/2aE8kQx7KI
— Samyak Jain (@kaafiziddi) November 4, 2020
Today Delhi is troubled, Tomorrow the Whole World will be troubled.
It is Our Choice whether we want to Plant a TREES or increase P.O.L.L.U.T.I.O.N!🌱🌍#DelhiAirQuality @LicypriyaK @AaravSeth_ pic.twitter.com/ViFSjZQw1t
— Jayraj Singh Gaur (@JayrajGaur) November 5, 2020
An AQI between zero and 50 is considered “good”, 51 and 100 “satisfactory”, 101 and 200 “moderate”, 201 and 300 “poor”, 301 and 400 “very poor”, and 401 and 500 “severe”. The poor quality in times of corona can only worsen the situation.
