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Choking capital turns to drones for fighting pollution

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November 09, 2024

To check rising air pollution in the national capital, the Delhi government has launched a pilot project that uses drones to spray water.

Choking capital turns to drones for fighting pollution

Delhi Environment Minister Gopal Rai said on Friday that pollution levels are higher than normal at 13 hotspots in the city.

To effectively reduce pollution in these areas, a demonstration of water spraying by drones was conducted on Friday at Anand Vihar—a pollution hotspot.

Rai said the project is aimed at places other than roads within the hotspot areas.

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