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As air pollution rises, companies revert to hybrid work model in Delhi-NCR

As air quality worsens in the National Capital Region, companies scramble to minimise the exposure of their employees as far as possible

Delhi Pollution
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BS Web Team New Delhi
The increase in air pollution levels in the National Capital Region (NCR) is causing trouble to not just children and the elderly but also the young workforce who have to commute daily amid a fog of the hazardous tiny particles that now envelop Delhi and its satellite cities Noida, Gurugram and Faridabad.

The air pollution, expected to peak immediately after the Diwali festival, has reached severe levels in Delhi-NCR, according to monitoring agencies. With this, companies are scrambling to minimise the exposure of their employees as far as possible. They are taking several measures to ensure that.

According to a

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