There is no respite from severe air pollution in Delhi. The MeT office said wind speed and other meteorological factors remained highly unfavourable for dispersion of pollutants today as well. Delhi's air quality turned severe on last two days. According to the Central Pollution Control Board, CPCB, 32 areas of the national capital recorded severe air quality today while five areas recorded very poor.<br />'' <br />''<span style="color: #222222;">A CPCB-led task force has advised people, especially those with respiratory illness, in the city to minimise outdoor exposure for the next three to five days and avoid using private vehicles. The task force has directed authorities to intensify ground action to enforce measures already in place, particularly to control emissions from vehicles and burning of biomass.</span><br />