Located in the North-West region of Delhi, Rohini is acknowledged as a Residential City. Inaugurated as the first sub-city project of Delhi Development Authority (DDA), it aimed to be a diverse society, providing abode and livelihood to all income groups. The same endeavor/initiative/project was taken up by the government in the 1980â€TMs. As a consequence, it falls under the administration of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD). As per the Greenery Levels of the district, the park count is said to be adequate and there are found many parks in the area, adding up to the flora of the place, such as, the well-known Japanese Park, Chhotu Ram Park, Vishwakarma Park, Maharaja Agrasen Park and many more spread across the district. The area is mostly urbanized with distant sectors, offering various types of facilities to the residents, such as, hospitals, varied malls, metro stations, restaurants and cafes, banks, super-markets, and shops. As of today, there are a total of 860000 inhabitants residing in Rohini sub-city. Some of the famous landmarks are Adventure Island and Japanese Park.
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Falling under the Indian capital of Delhi, the pollution level of Rohini needs to be addressed as well. With the PM2.5 at 362 ug/m3 and PM10 at 630 ug/m3, the AQI level (US) is placed at 433, which is extremely hazardous. Going further into the particulars with the aid of the Government Sensor, CO is at 3 and NO2 at 37, which is quite normal. It is extremely unsafe to breathe the air of this area, especially for children. Hence, it is crucial to wear a mask while passing through Rohini.
Conclusively, it is a great place as a residential district with wonderful ambiance but seen from the perspective of an air pollution sensor, beware of the consequences the air of this place might have on your respiratory health.
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