Red light on, engine off: Arvind Kejriwal calls on public to fight air pollution in Delhi-NCR
India TodayThe Delhi government on Thursday launched a new initiative to tackle the problem of rising air pollution in the national capital. Addressing a press conference on Thursday, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal said, "We are launching a campaign 'Red Light On, Gaadi Off' to tackle air pollution. If 30-40 lakh vehicles come on the road every day and keep idling at traffic signals, it increases air pollution levels in the city, Arvind Kejriwal added. Launching another initiative to tackle air pollution in Delhi | LIVE https://t.co/CCNIdHgbHJ — Arvind Kejriwal October 15, 2020 The Delhi CM said, “Experts say on an average a vehicle stops at a red light for 15-20 minutes in a day consuming 200 ml of fuel. Delhi-NCR air quality enters 'very poor' zone Air quality in Delhi-NCR has hit 'very poor' levels even as stricter anti-air pollution measures, including a ban on electricity generators, came into force under the Graded Response Action Plan on Thursday.