Two weeks on, air pollution levels in Delhi improve marginally

While the toxic smog cover continues to envelop India's national capital, air quality levels have finally improved after over two weeks- dipping from the 'hazardous' level to 'poor'.

However, experts say that this is only temporary respite as Delhi is expected to continue to experience dangerous smog-filled pollution over the next several months.

Our India correspondent Neha Poonia reports.

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