Primary schools in India's capital New Delhi will remain shut for another week,
with no end in sight to the choking smog hanging over the city.
Secondary schools have been given the option of shifting to online classes.
Officials have blamed a combination of stubble burning by farmers, lower temperatures and the lack of wind for the bad air quality.
Neha Poonia describes the conditions in India's capital city right now.
In: 'Doctors in Delhi...'
Out: '...of being sick.'
Dur: 40 secs
http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/1106DelhiSmog-np.mp3
Neha Poonia has more on the emergency measures now in place in New Delhi.
In: 'The government says...'
Out: 'neighbouring regions.'
Dur: 49 secs
http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/1106DelhiSchools-np.mp3
with no end in sight to the choking smog hanging over the city.
Secondary schools have been given the option of shifting to online classes.
Officials have blamed a combination of stubble burning by farmers, lower temperatures and the lack of wind for the bad air quality.
Neha Poonia describes the conditions in India's capital city right now.
In: 'Doctors in Delhi...'
Out: '...of being sick.'
Dur: 40 secs
http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/1106DelhiSmog-np.mp3
Neha Poonia has more on the emergency measures now in place in New Delhi.
In: 'The government says...'
Out: 'neighbouring regions.'
Dur: 49 secs
http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/1106DelhiSchools-np.mp3