On Tuesday morning, 21 October, Delhi woke up to toxic air, with several parts of the city recording an Air Quality Index (AQI) above 360, according to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB).
On Diwali night, the air quality had already dipped to the ‘very poor’ category. Nearby cities Noida and Gurgaon recorded similarly hazardous levels, with AQIs of 407 and 402, respectively.
On top of breathing issues, the toxic air can also cause dry eyes, itchiness and other eye problems. It's no surprise, considering eyes are the most sensitive part of the face.
How can you care for your eyes and protect them during pollution season?FIT asks Dr Priyanka Singh, Consultant and Eye Surgeon at Neytra Eye Centre in New Delhi.
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