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Delhi has activated GRAP 4 as pollution enters the severe+ zone. High-emission activities are banned, essential services continue, and residents are urged to limit exposure to reduce serious health risks., Health, Times Now

Delhi's AQI crossing 800 puts children at the highest health risk. Their developing lungs, faster breathing and greater exposure make them vulnerable. Parents must limit outdoor time, use masks, purifiers and monitor symptoms., Health, Times Now

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