Question

le Write a letter to the editor of a popular newspaper descuibing about the city's potuition after diwali​

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This Diwali night saw a rise in air pollution levels in some pockets of the Capital while noise levels declined compared with last year, according to an air-noise pollution assessment report released by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) on Wednesday.

A senior CPCB official said: “The rise in air pollution can be attributed to adverse meteorological conditions -- decrease in average temperature, low wind speed, and increase in humidity -- in and around Delhi and the fact that people probably burst more smoke-producing crackers.”

This year, the CPCB conducted real-time continuous ambient noise monitoring at 35 locations in seven cities including Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Bangalore and Hyderabad.