Will Take Decision On Extending Odd-Even Scheme On Nov 18: Kejriwal

Mumbai: In view of Delhi air pollution, chief minister Arvind Kejriwal said that the government will make a decision soon whether to continue with the Odd-Even scheme on November 18.

Kejriwal told the media here, “As per the weather forecast, the air quality in Delhi will improve in the next 2-3 days. If the air quality does not improve, we will move the Aud-Even plan on November 18 Will decide to increase. ”

In an effort to reduce traffic congestion and tackle pollution, the Aud-Even scheme started in the national capital on 4 November. Today is its last day. This scheme is applicable from 8 am to 8 pm.

Kejriwal has repeatedly blamed both the governments of Haryana and Punjab for the smoke generated by burning crop residues in Delhi and its adjoining areas in two states.

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