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Delhi Minister Inspects Misting System to Combat Air Pollution
Delhi is working to clean its air using a special misting system.
It sprays a fine mist to catch dust and make the air cleaner.
This system is on Lodhi Road and in Dwarka now.
The government plans to put it on more roads.
They're also using other tools like water sprinklers and anti-smog guns to fight pollution.
Delhi's Environment Minister inspected the Automatic Misting System on Lodhi Road.
The system aims to suppress dust particles and reduce carbon emissions.
The high-pressure mist sprayers operate in Lodhi Road and Dwarka.
The Lodhi Road project includes 15 poles and cost Rs 34 lakh.
Further installations are planned for Africa Avenue and Shantipath.
- Who
- Delhi Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa
- What
- Inspection of the Automatic Misting System to reduce air pollution.
- Where
- Lodhi Road and Dwarka, Delhi
- When
- Friday
- Why
- To suppress dust particles and reduce carbon emissions.
Key facts
- Location of current system
- Lodhi Road, Dwarka
- Misting Nozzle Pressure
- 40 BAR
- Cost of Lodhi Road system
- Rs 34 lakh
- Nozzles per pole
- 30
- Roads for future installation
- Africa Avenue, Shantipath
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