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The information was China Wholesale The ePTFE air filter membrane Manufacturers received from SAFAR and Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology.Environmentalists have blamed the worsened conditions on the continuous emission of smoke from the Deonar dumping ground for the past few days. The city’s air quality index (AQI) on Monday read 320 ug/m3, which again falls under the ‘very poor’ category as per the guideline of World Health Organisation (WHO). However, the pollution level of Delhi, the most polluted city of the world, according to WHO, experienced a sudden decline in the pollution levels. The capital recorded ‘moderate’ air pollution with 180 ug/m3 in AQI on the same day. In fact, Pune also recorded low AQI with 200 ug/m3 AQI. This is the fourth consecutive day that Mumbai has recorded ‘very poor’ air quality. Out of the nine air quality monitoring stations, six recorded ‘very poor’ air quality with AQI above 300 ug/m3.

The particulate matter size 2.5 (PM 2.5) that is most dangerous air pollutants was highest at Chembur with 364 ug/m3 AQI. Environmental experts blamed the rise in air pollution levels on the fire that broke out at the dumping yard at Deonar. "For the past four days, the air quality has remained ‘very poor’ due to the fire. Many areas around the site like Shivaji Nagar, Chembur, Deonar, Govandi have been affected by it. The air quality would be worse near the site. And all these are poisonous pollutants that are extremely unhealthy," said Rishi Aggarwal, city-based environmentalist. During the fire, particulate matter mostly of size 2.5 was released into the air that remained suspended near the ground, said an officer from SAFAR.

"Due to the slow wind speed, the air pollutants remained closer to the ground surface. Until the speed of the wind increases, the city will continue to record ‘very poor’ air quality," said Gufran Beig, project director of SAFAR. Kirit Somaiya, BJP MLA, held a meeting over the irregularities at the Deonar dump yard with the state pollution control board (SPCB). Later, he tweeted that SPCB chairman Arun Kumar has agreed to send a team to Deonar dumping yard to find out the cause of the fire, its impact and suggest possible solutions.Despite the rain on Friday, air quality has become a conce as high humidity with air pollution can lead to severe health issues. Although the sudden downpour has provided some respite from the heat, poor air quality coupled with humidity has already affected the health of some people.Many patients have already complained of respiratory and gastroenteritis problems.

Despite the top court’s verdict, women were not allowed to enter the temple with a string of protests taking in and around the Sabarimala temple. Over a dozen women tried but were stopped by a wall of protesters less than a km from the temples entrance.Priests and many devotees are of the opinion that women should not be allowed to enter the temple as Lord Ayyappa is a celibate.Thiruvananthapuram: A day after two women of menstrual age entered the Sabarimala temple, a dawn-to-dusk hartal has been called by Hindu outfits.The hartal, which Wholesale EPTFE liquid filtration membrane Manufacturers began at 6 am, has been called by Sabarimala Karma Samithi, an umbrella organisation of various pro-Hindutva groups, and Antarrashtriya Hindu Parishad (AHP).

 The BJP is supporting the shutdown while the Congress-led UDF is observing a "black day" on Thursday.Two women from Kerala, Bindu (42) and Kanakadurga (44) entered the temple premises and offered prayers around 3:45 am on Wednesday. As the news spread, protests broke out across the state with right-wing activists blocking highways and forcing the closure of shops and markets.A group of women jumped a barricade and came close to the CM’s office in the state capital, but were overpowered. Many govement buses and vehicles were damaged and mediapersons were also attacked.Here are the LIVE updates of dawn-to-dusk shutdown in Kerala today:Youth Congress members protesting outside IG office over two women entering Sabarimala temple, detained by police in Kochi.

 All India Democratic Womens Association expresses strong objection to the purification rituals carried out by the priests after two women of menstruating age visited the Sabarimala temple, calling it "demeaning" as it projects women as "impure" and "unclean".Three BJP workers injured at Vadanappally in Thrissur district during clashes with Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) workers. 60 workers of Hindu Makkal Katchi activists arrested for trying to stage a rail-roko in Coimbatore.15 members of the Bharatiya Janata Party lawyers wing bu a portrait of Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan in Coimbatore. Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation suspended services to Kerala state from Coimbatore. About 25 bus services have been cancelled, say police.Asianet cameraperson Biju attacked by BJP workers during protest over Sabarimala Temple issue in Thiruvananthapuram.