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Flight tasks at Delhi's Indira Gandhi Worldwide Air terminal on Saturday were impacted because of a thick layer of haze that encompassed the public capital, influencing perceivability.

According to Delhi Air terminal's Flight Data Show Framework, 11 global flights and five homegrown trips to and from the air terminal were deferred.

Be that as it may, at this point, there is no authority affirmation from the Service of Railroads regarding the deferral of trains because of haze in the public capital.

In the interim, as per the India Meteorological Division, the base temperature at Palam was recorded at 14 degrees Celsius while Safdarjung logged 12.2 degrees Celsius.

As the chill fixed its hold on the public capital, many were seen crouching around huge fires to keep themselves warm.

Despite the gnawing cool, many were likewise seen taking asylum at a night cover at AIIMS.

The general Air Quality File of Delhi, as per SAFAR-India, was kept in the 'Extremely Poor' range at 8.07 am on Saturday.