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A layer of thick haze was seen over the Delhi-NCR district on Tuesday morning, as the temperature decreased to very nearly 7 degrees in the public capital, as per the India Meteorological Division.

Morning visuals from Delhi's India Door, Sarai Kale Khan, AIIMS, Safdarjung and Anand Vihar regions showed them overwhelmed in thick haze with low perceivability.

Occupants looked for shelter in night covers across different pieces of the public capital as the virus wave escalated on the mediating evening of Tuesday.

The IMD on Tuesday morning delivered satellite pictures showing a layer of haze spreading over Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh.

Visuals from UP's Moradabad, Kanpur showed a thick layer of haze cutting down perceivability to very nearly zero.

In the mean time, the Delhi air terminal experienced postpones in the two appearances and takeoffs for around 30 trips because of thick haze, according to the Delhi Air terminal Flight Data Show Framework information on Tuesday morning.

Sources proposed that the haze is probably going to influence more trips in the day.

In the mean time, a traveler warning gave by the Delhi air terminal on Tuesday morning said, "While landing and departures go on at Delhi Air terminal, flights that are not Feline III consistent may get impacted. Travelers are mentioned to contact the carrier worried for refreshed flight data."