New Delhi, India - India’s capital, New Delhi, has been engulfed in toxic smog, with concentrations of harmful airborne pollutants reported to be up to 30 times higher than normal. The thick haze has drastically reduced visibility across the city, with some areas reporting conditions so severe that nearby buildings are no longer visible. Authorities have implemented emergency measures to curb pollution and protect public health. Schools have shifted to remote learning, dozens of flights have been canceled or delayed, and diesel trucks have been barred from entering the city in an effort to reduce emissions. Health officials warned residents to limit outdoor activities as the hazardous air quality poses serious risks, particularly for children, the elderly, and those with respiratory conditions.