Delhi's shelter homes provided refuge to many as temperatures plummeted to single digits. Residents received blankets, beds, meals, and medical assistance, including access to nearby hospitals. The IMD forecasts continued cold wave conditions across North India,

IMD scientist Soma Sen Roy warned that the temperature could further take a drop by 1-2 degrees Celsius due to the winds in North India.

As temperatures dropped to low single digits, homeless people across Delhi sought refuge in government-run shelter homes. Around Jama Masjid and AIIMS Delhi, people were seen wrapped in thick blankets, trying to cope with the harsh cold.

According to the CPCB, the AQI was measured at 246 at 7 am in Delhi on Sunday. On Saturday, it was measured at 212. The temperature in the national capital also further dropped. According to the India Meteorological Department,

Delhi on Sunday (December 15) woke up to biting cold as temperatures plummeted to 6°C, while the air quality index (AQI) remained in the 'poor' category, recording a value of 246. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted a further dip,

Delhi's air quality dipped into the 'poor' category as a cold wave gripped the city, pushing temperatures down to 6 degrees Celsius. The AQI reached 246, with some areas exceeding 300. Shelter homes offered refuge to those braving the icy conditions,

The Commission for Air Quality Management (CQAM), which is responsible for air quality over Delhi-NCR, introduced a revised plan on December 14 to combat winter pollution, urging states to enforce stricter measures when air quality declines.

Delhi's air quality dipped to 'poor' category on Sunday, with the AQI reaching 246 amidst a cold wave. Temperatures plummeted to 6 degrees Celsius, prompting many to seek refuge in shelters. Several areas recorded AQI above 250,