During the odd-even registration rule, the air pollution in Delhi rose to 23% in between April 15 and April 29, when compared to previous 14 days. Based on the PM analysis of breath air quality monitoring devices.
This scheme ends by April 30th, 2016. Which cannot work in a long term with some additional action like improving bus services, truck emission and suppressing construction dust for about half of Delhi`s population? In 2.5 average concentration in Delhi`s air consists of 68.98 micrograms per cubic metre during the odd-even period, that is from 15th April to 29th. Which indicates the moderate conditions, with the increased indication of average air quality between April 1 and 14.
According to the odd even period 7 am was the worst hour in Delhi, based on the analysis of April 15th and 29 with PM 2.5 levels reported as poor air quality levels of 124.3μg/m3, as 31% increased levels in hourly average at the same time before the rule was implemented. 5 pm evening was recorded as the best hour with good quality air and 2.5 levels at 21μg/m3 during odd even period.
PM 10 and 2.5 are considered to have inhalable particles which are small enough to penetrate the respiratory system. A well documented effects of inhalable gas are reported to suffer respiratory morbidity like aggravation of asthma, respiratory symptoms and increase in hospital admission and cardiovascular and other respiratory diseases from lung cancer.