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As the virus wave has fixed its grasp on Delhi, inhabitants of the public capital awakened to a freezing morning on Wednesday with the base temperature recorded at 7.3 degrees Celsius, as indicated by India Meteorological Division.

The IMD has likewise anticipated shallow haze and the most extreme temperature is supposed to drift around 18 degrees Celsius.

On Wednesday, Palam recorded the least perceivability at 500 m at 7.30 am.

Be that as it may, at around 9 am, the perceivability at Palam improved to 700 m, while Safdarjung recorded 500 m.

As indicated by the Indian Rail lines, 26 trains were behind schedule by hours because of haze.

The Chennai-New Delhi Duronto Express, Amritsar-Nanded Express and Ajmer-Katra Express were showing delayed to over six hours.

In the interim, the air quality kept on excess under the 'extremely poor' classification at a few stations across the city.