Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu formally asked President Isaac Herzog on Sunday (Nov. 30) to pardon him from ongoing corruption charges in an effort to halt a six-year trial. In a video statement, Netanyahu said the request was driven by national interest, not personal gain. “The state of Israel faces enormous challenges,” he said. His office confirmed that a detailed letter from his lawyer and a personal letter had been submitted to the president’s legal department. Herzog’s office called it an “extraordinary request” that has “significant implications.” times a week is an impossible requirement, he said, adding that while he wants to proceed until acquittal, “security and political reality – the national interest – dictate otherwise He said ending the trial would help “lower the flames and promote the broad reconciliation that our country so desperately needs.” three separate cases He is accused of giving lavish gifts worth more than sought $260,000 from wealthy benefactors in exchange for political favors He denies wrongdoing, calling the case a political “witch hunt” led by the media, police and judiciary The trial was repeated during the handling of the 20 attack Opposition condemned move The request immediately drew sharp condemnation from opposition leaders, Yair Lapid said Herzog should reject the application unless Netanyahu accepts responsibility “You cannot grant him a pardon without an admission of guilt, a remorse and an immediate exit from political life,” Lapid said weakens Israel’s democratic institutions and signals that leaders are above the law The development comes weeks after US President Donald Trump publicly requested Israel to Netanyahu Earlier this month, in a letter to Herzog, the corruption case a “political, unjustified prosecution, he said he would first assess the request to Herzog by the Ministry of Justice before reviewing it to the president ‘s legal advisers are sent, who will prepare recommendations for Herzog, is not bound by a deadline, but any decision – approval or rejection.

Pakistan on Sunday dismissed UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk’s concerns about the 27th constitutional amendment, calling them “baseless and unjustified fears”. In a statement issued in Geneva on Friday, the human rights chief said the latest constitutional amendment, like the 26th amendment last year, was passed without broad consultation and debate with the legal community and the wider civil society, PTI reported. He added that the “hastily adopted” amendments undermined judicial independence and raised concerns about military accountability. The Foreign Office said in a press release that “like all parliamentary democracies, all legislation as well as any amendment to the constitution remains the exclusive domain of the elected representatives of the people of Pakistan”. “While Pakistan attaches due importance to the work of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, it is unfortunate that Pakistan’s views and ground realities were not reflected in the statement issued,” the statement said. It said Pakistan remains “fully committed to the protection, promotion and maintenance of human rights, human dignity, basic freedoms and the rule of law as enshrined in the constitution”. “We call on the High Commissioner to respect the sovereign decisions of Pakistan’s parliament and avoid comments that reflect political bias and misinformation,” it said. Earlier this month, Pakistan’s joint parliamentary committee of the Senate and National Assembly approved the 27th constitutional amendment bill, with the opposition claiming the government had sounded “the death knell for the Supreme Court”. The amendment seeks to amend Article 243 by abolishing the position of ‘Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee’ and creating a new post of ‘Chief of the Army’. It also proposes the establishment of a Federal Constitutional Court and aims to limit the powers of the Supreme Court. Earlier on November 22, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and the Tehreek Tahafuz Ayeen-i-Pakistan (TTAP) held coordinated protests across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Punjab and Karachi to oppose the 27th Constitutional Amendment. Protesters waved black flags and chanted “Repeal the 27th Amendment” and “long live the Constitution.” MNA Khan claimed the amendment was designed “to stop the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf from the elections.” Human rights body flags deeper threats to democracy Earlier in November, the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP), at the end of its 39th annual general meeting, raised an urgent alarm over what it described as rapidly increasing threats to constitutional democracy, civil liberties and the safety of vulnerable communities across the country, ANI reported. In a detailed statement issued by HRCP Chairman Asad Iqbal Butt, the Commission warned that the cumulative impact of recent political and security decisions is eroding fundamental rights and weakening public confidence in state institutions. HRCP has expressed serious concern over the passage of the 27th Constitutional Amendment, saying the move threatens judicial independence by expanding executive control over matters that should remain free from interference. The Commission said the amendment seriously undermines the system of checks and balances, especially at a time when democratic institutions are already under pressure. (With input from agencies)

Jakarta – Head of the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB), Lt. Gen. TNI Suharyanto, said that many roads were still cut off at a number of points in Sumatra following the flood disaster. A number of parties hope that isolated points will gradually recover after the disaster. Summarized by detikcom, Sunday (30/11/2025), BNPB said there are still a number of isolated points in the Sumatra area. This isolated area cannot yet be crossed because much of the infrastructure has been damaged due to flooding. President Prabowo also requested through Coordinating Minister for Human Development and Culture Pratikno that all national forces be mobilized to deal with the impact of flash floods in 3 provinces of Sumatra. Prabowo Orders Mobilization of National Force Coordinating Minister for Human Development and Culture (PMK) Pratikno revealed President Prabowo Subianto’s direction on dealing with flood and landslide disasters in Aceh, North Sumatra (North Sumatra) and West Sumatra (Sumbar). Prabowo, according to Pratikno, ordered all national forces to deal with floods in the three provinces. Scroll TO CONTINUE CONTENT “The President has ordered to increase all national forces, focus on dealing with the emergency response as quickly as possible. Mobilization of evacuation, deployment of logistics, protection of refugees, then deployment of health workers, restoration of infrastructure, transport, communication, as well as guarding the field,” said the Pratikno coordinator with the Emergency Coordinator. Heads of BNPB, TNI-Polri, and North Sumatra provincial government, at Silangit Airport, North Tapanuli, North Sumatra Province, Sunday (30/11/2025). Pratikno said the government has distributed aid to restore communications in the affected areas in Aceh, North Sumatra and West Sumatra. According to Pratikno, the evacuation process was also accelerated. Aceh Head of the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB), Lt. General TNI Suharyanto, said that many roads were still cut off in Aceh province after the flood disaster. However, BNPB said it has started deploying more troops there than before. This was conveyed by Suharyanto during the disaster management coordination meeting in Aceh, North Sumatra and West Sumatra, Sunday (30/11/2025), which was broadcast live on the BNPB YouTube channel. He said that many roads in Aceh were still cut off due to floods. “Aceh is because many of them are still cut off. In short, in Aceh the power has started to increase, it is already full. What stands out in Aceh is that there are still many roads that are still cut off, Mr. Coordinating Minister,” said Suharyanto. Suharyanto explained that road access from North Sumatra to Aceh was still cut off. A similar thing happened on the Banda Aceh to Lhokseumawe route. “Then Gayo Lues was still broken up in Southeast Aceh. Then Central Aceh was still broken up,” he said. The head of BNPB said that Bener Meriah Regency is also still isolated. The same happened in Subulussalam. “It is true that Meriah is still isolated, Subulussalam is also still isolated,” he said. North Sumatra Head of the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB), Lt. Gen. TNI Suharyanto, said the road access from Tapanuli to Sibolga is still impassable due to the large number of landslides. Until now, many residents are still trapped at the place. “Now it is still not penetrated, from Tapanuli to Sibolga it cannot be penetrated because here there are very long landslides. In practice, almost 50 km is covered,” said Suharyanto in a meeting on disasters in Sumatra, which was broadcast on Sunday (30/11/2025 on YouTube BNPB). Suharyanto said the joint task force was trying to open the landslide road. Access is estimated to open within the next 3 days. “Now, the joint TNI/Polri task force is trying to open it and according to yesterday afternoon’s explanation, the Dandim will take at least 3-4 days before it can be opened,” he said. Apart from that, access from Sibolga to Padangsidimpuan is still completely cut off. “Transportation access in this area has suffered a lot of damage. The Sibolga-Padangsidimpuan and Sibolga-Tarutung national routes have been completely cut off and blocked at many points by landslides,” said head of BNPB Lt. Gen. TNI Suharyanto said in his statement, Sunday (30/11/2025). Several bridges including the Pandan Bridge and bridges on the Sibolga-Manduamas section were cut off. A number of district routes are still cut and cannot be repaired due to the difficult terrain. He explained that seven areas in Mandailing Natal (Madina) are still isolated because cross-provincial routes are still closed. Towns in this area can only be reached by heavy equipment or air transport. The difficulty of BNPB helicopters reaching isolated villages in North Sumatra. The National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) sent aid to residents of Sihaporas Village, North Sumatra (North Sumatra) who were isolated due to the flood disaster. Help was sent by helicopter. “This is not a routine flight, but rather a humanitarian mission that is a bet on a promise to be fulfilled to the residents of Sihaporas Village, one of the areas in North Sumatra isolated due to the hydrometeorological disaster,” head of the BNPB disaster data, information and communication center, Abdul Muhari, told journalists on Sunday (302511). Abdul said the helicopter journey was not easy. One is due to weather factors that require pilots to test their helicopter flying skills. Abdul said the helicopter journey was not easy. One is due to weather factors that require pilots to test their helicopter flying skills. National Police Prepare Wifi at Flood Locations The National Police through the Information and Communication Technology Division (ICT Division) has installed eight Internet access devices at flood points in the northern region of Sumatra. Now residents have started communicating with their families through internet connection. National Police Headquarters sent a total of 8 WiFi devices to disaster-stricken areas, namely 2 units in Aceh, 4 units in North Sumatra, and 2 units in West Sumatra. One of the units in Aceh was operated by the Aceh Police ICT Bid Team led by Ipda Edi Amran with two other personnel. Based on the video received, a number of residents were seen using cell phones to communicate with their families. Residents in Kuta Blang District, Bireuen Regency, Aceh are known to have had no internet access for nearly four days. “Thank God, people can now contact their families after four days of no signal. They are very enthusiastic about using the WiFi access we installed,” said Ipda Edi Amran from the disaster site, Sunday (11/30/2025). Refugees seemed enthusiastic about using the free internet access service. One of the residents of Kuta Blang District, Bireuen Regency expressed his gratitude after communicating with his family. (yld/yld)

Jakarta – The National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) has provided the latest developments in data on victims of floods and landslides in Sumatra. BPBD recorded an increase in deaths or missing victims. Head of BNPB, Lt. Gen. TNI Suharyanto, said the death toll in the North Sumatra (North Sumatra) region has reached 217 people. He said during today’s evacuation process, many victims were found in the South Tapanuli area. “The death toll for North Sumatra is 217 people who died, then 209 are still missing,” Suharyanto said at a press conference on Sunday (30/11/2025). PAGE TO CONTINUE CONTENT Meanwhile, in the Aceh region alone, a total of 96 people have been killed and 75 others are still missing. Data on deaths is spread across 11 districts/cities. “In Aceh, there are 96 deaths and 75 are missing. For affected Aceh with deaths, there are 11 districts/cities. But if the affected districts/cities are affected, there are 18,” he said. Finally, for the West Sumatra region, the number of victims who died was 129, while 118 others were still missing. Suharyanto said that the condition of West Sumatra is worse than that of Aceh and North Sumatra. “The death toll is 129, 118 missing, 16 injured,” he said. President Prabowo’s direction Coordinating Minister for Human Development and Culture (PMK) Pratikno revealed President Prabowo Subianto’s direction on dealing with flood and landslide disasters in Aceh, North Sumatra (North Sumatra) and West Sumatra (Sumbar). Prabowo, according to Pratikno, ordered all national forces to deal with floods in the three provinces. “The President ordered to increase all national forces, focus on dealing with the emergency response as quickly as possible. Mobilization of evacuation, deployment of logistics, protection of refugees, then deployment of health workers, repair of infrastructure, transport, communication, as well as monitoring in the field,” Pratikno said while chairing the Disaster Emergency Management Coordination Meeting, the North, BNP and North Emergency Management Meeting. Sumatra Provincial Government, at Silangit Airport, North Tapanuli, North Sumatra Province, Sunday (11/30). Pratikno said the government has distributed aid to restore communications in the affected areas in Aceh, North Sumatra and West Sumatra. According to Pratikno, the evacuation process was also accelerated. “It was previously reported that logistical supplies continue to flow from the government and non-governmental organizations. At a certain point, they will continue to increase and will continue to be distributed. All national forces are therefore being mobilized to speed up the emergency response and restore everything immediately,” he explained. The government is preparing post-disaster rehabilitation and reconstruction scenarios. Pratikno emphasized that the government will also continue to focus on dealing with emergency response. “At the same time, we are also preparing scenarios for recovery. Rehabilitation and reconstruction. Of course we are focusing on emergency response, but we are preparing the rehabilitation and reconstruction scenario stages,” he said. The government is currently accelerating the provision of temporary housing for residents who have lost their homes. Pratikno said the government will speed up emergency response in the field. “There are several things that need to be prioritized. I have discussed with the Coordinating Minister for Infrastructure on how to carry out quick recovery, including for temporary housing,” he said. “We will support how resources are deployed. But of course it’s not just resource deployment, but how to synergize in the field,” he added. The Coordinating Minister for Human Development and Culture also expressed his appreciation towards the officers working in the field. He also appreciated the volunteers who helped deal with this disaster. “Thank you to the TNI, Polri and local government staff who are working hard to make temporary housing possible while rehabilitation and reconstruction will also be carried out soon,” he said. (wnv/lir)

Jakarta – Lelea Village, Lelea District, Indramayu Regency, will be busy with traditional ceremonies. Every third week in December, local people hold the Ngarot Traditional Ceremony, a sacred ritual that has been passed down for hundreds of years. Performed since the early 17th century, this tradition has become a symbol of agricultural revival in Indramayu Regency. This tradition is held specifically on Wednesdays which are considered holy. Ngarot is a form of public expression of gratitude for the previous harvest, as well as a prayer for safety and a smooth planting season ahead. The atmosphere in Lelea Village was filled with a procession of dozens of Ngarot girls and young men dressed in pangsi to the Village Hall. Accompanied by gamelan, sinden and the fragrance of ylang-ylang flowers filling the air, the procession attracts not only locals but also attracts the attention of tourists who want to witness first-hand the rich culture of Indramayu. PAGE TO CONTINUE CONTENT Fresh flower decorations on the heads of the girls and traditional clothes worn by ritual participants give a festive but still sacred impression. The origin and meaning of ‘Ngarot’ The Ngarot tradition has two root meanings. In Sundanese, “nga-rot” means drink or ngaleueut, while “ngaruat” in Sanskrit means to be free from curses. These two meanings then merge into a symbol of liberation from danger and the hope of the community to be kept away from calamities during the planting season. Based on oral history and records of Lelea Village, this tradition was originally intended to gather young people, especially those who were still virgins and virgins, before they were given the responsibility of cultivating the rice fields. Through Ngarot, the community cultivates healthy relationships, strengthens cooperation and creates the value of mutual cooperation in preparation to face the planting season. A symbol of gratitude and a request for hope. For the Lelea farming community, Ngarot is not only an annual tradition but a momentum to express gratitude to the Almighty for the abundance of the previous harvest. Through joint prayers and a series of traditional processions, residents hope that the next planting season will go smoothly, bring bountiful harvests and avoid plagues and natural disasters. These spiritual values ​​allow Ngarot to survive until now. The community believes that solidarity, purity of intentions and togetherness are important parts that determine the success of the harvest. The charm of the Ngarot girls and the Pangsi-clad boys Photo: Special One of the most interesting parts of this tradition is the presence of the Ngarot girls, village girls who look elegant in traditional dress and fresh flower crowns on their heads. The colorful flowers, including ylang-ylang and jasmine, are a symbol of purity as well as their identity as the young generation ready to be involved in the planting season. A myth still believed today states that the flowers carried by the Ngarot girls will remain fresh during the procession. However, if a girl is no longer pure, the flowers are believed to wither by themselves. This belief is one of the attractions that make the Ngarot ritual full of meaning for the community and tourists. Young men dressed in black pangsi also accompanied the procession. Their presence indicates the village youth’s readiness to work together in the rice fields after the ceremony is over. Prayers, rituals and sacred atmosphere at the Village Hall Photo: Special The procession reached its climax when all participants entered the Lelea Village Hall to perform rituals and prayers together. The strains of gamelan and sinden chants create a solemn atmosphere characteristic of this tradition. The traditional elders then led prayers and expressed hope that the community would be given safety and bountiful harvests. This sacred atmosphere seems to bind the community’s relationship with their ancestors. This tradition, which has been maintained from generation to generation, is a strong proof that cultural values ​​are still an important part of the life of the Indramayu agricultural community. Cultural heritage still preserved Until now, Ngarot is still a symbol of identity for the Lelea people. This tradition is celebrated not only as a form of gratitude, but also as a way to preserve the traditional values ​​that shape the character of the local community. Amid changing times, Ngarot is becoming increasingly prominent as a cultural tourist attraction that enriches the experience of visitors. As a tradition that continues over generations, Ngarot is a reminder of the importance of people’s relationship with nature and the values ​​of life passed down from their ancestors. In every march, from the Ngarot girls march to group prayers, there is a message about togetherness, purity of intentions and gratitude for the happiness provided. With sustained preservation, Ngarot is not only an annual traditional agenda in Lelea Village, but also a form of West Javanese cultural pride. Through this tradition, the Lelea people learn that caring for cultural heritage means preserving one’s identity while celebrating life with hope. (acn/ega)

Jakarta – National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo has deployed a number of personnel to assist in disaster management in Aceh, North Sumatra and West Sumatra. This deployment follows President Prabowo Subianto’s directive. “The ranks of the National Police are of course in accordance with the President’s instructions to follow up by providing assistance for this humanitarian operation. Start of the deployment of personnel to enter isolated areas,” General Sigit said in a press conference at the National Disaster Support Post in North Sumatra, which was broadcast on YouTube BNPB, Sunday (30/11/2025). Scroll TO CONTINUE CONTENT The National Police also deployed planes and helicopters to carry relief logistics. Delivery was made to areas cut off due to flash floods and landslides. “Then we also deployed our facilities and infrastructure, whether airplanes, then helicopters, ships to be able to help send logistics that the community needs, especially in areas that are cut off, in areas where routes cannot be entered, so we mobilized help by air,” he said. Coordinating Minister for Human Development and Culture Pratikno, National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo and Head of BNPB Lt. General TNI Suharyanto. (Photo: doc. Special) The National Police also mobilized assistance by sea. General Sigit said that all forces of the Regional Police and National Police Headquarters were mobilized to speed up disaster management. “Then we also provide assistance via sea routes so that we deploy all existing forces, both from the regional police and headquarters, to maximize our support for this operational activity,” he added. “And maybe we will also hold a humanitarian operation so that we can then maximize it in terms of personnel needs, related to support needs, assistance with equipment and infrastructure, logistics and personnel to be able to help in three regions, namely in Aceh, North Sumatra and West Sumatra,” he said. (lir/knv)

Jakarta – Deputy Minister of Home Affairs (Wamendagri), Bima Arya Sugiarto stressed that a humble attitude and the ability to build relationships are important keys that State Civil Apparatus (ASN) must have to maintain integrity and career success. “From the friendship that is built, there are hands that lift someone up, but there are also hands and prayers [orang lain] to prevent anyone from falling into a chasm,” Bima said in his statement on Sunday (11/30/2025). This was conveyed by Bima to ASNs within the Balikpapan City Government during the 54th anniversary of the Indonesian Civil Service Corps (Korpri) at the BSCC Dome Balikpapan, East Kalimantan, East Kalimantan, 29/1 ON SATURDAY. CONTENT On this occasion, Bima emphasized that character play an important role in ASN’s career. He gave the example of an academician and politician who, according to him, is worthy of being a role model. “Serve to serve six presidents,” he said, Bima reminded ASN that positive energy will affect the quality of work and social relations to create momentum and take advantage of opportunities. “Momentum is something that can move quickly, seize all opportunities and always increase one’s quality and capacity. This is momentum. “Momentum is not waited for, but created and seized,” he concluded. (prf/ega)

Jakarta – Deputy Minister of Home Affairs (Wamendagri) Bima Arya Sugiarto emphasized that the development of the Indonesian Capital (IKN) is not only a matter of design or infrastructure. He believes that the development of IKN is also a momentum to shape the bureaucratic culture and work ethic of the Civil Service (ASN) of the Archipelago Capital Authority (OIKN) so that it can become an example for other regions. “IKN is not like it’s designed, but it’s work ethic, culture. It should be an example for everyone [ASN yang ada],” Bima said in a written statement on Sunday (11/30/2025). In the dialogue, Bima emphasized the importance of hearing directly from the challenges ASN faces in the field. He opined that IKN development was not just physical development or technical planning, but rather the process of establishing a bureaucratic culture that could become a new standard for government management in the future to explain that Bima KEEPING CONTROVERSY. the moving the capital was the right political move. Based on his experience leading the city of Bogor for ten years, he understands the heavy burden of Jakarta carrying its function as the center of government, economic center and the center of national activity. “The most basic thing is not only about ability, but character,” he stressed that ASN OIKN can emerge as a role model through professionalism, service orientation, and discipline in the realization of IKN as a modern government center that can become a national reference (prf/ega).

By Rama Sharan Awasthi Edited By: Dharmendra Pandey Updated: Sun, 30 Nov 2025 06:44 (IST) Devotees Exceed for Ram Mandir Darshan Na Dharma Dhwaja: On November 25, amid the grand celebration organized on the completion of the construction of Rammabhoo Temple, Jan Modi had Nabhooi Temple. hoisted the Dharma flag on the 191 feet high gold-covered main peak of the Ram Temple. Lavlesh Kumar Mishra, Jagran Ayodhya: The religious flag flies on the golden peak of the great and divine Ram Temple, Ayodhya: There is great curiosity among the devotees of Ram about the completion of the great and divine Ram temple built at the birthplace and the darshan of the religious flag flying on its golden flag. The sequence of arrival of devotees in large numbers, which started from the next day of flag hoisting, continues even after four days. Since November 25 in Ayodhya, around four lakh 83 thousand devotees have seen the religious flag with Ramlala. Every devotee who now reaches the temple does not forget to pay obeisance to the Golden Peak before entering the courtyard. Remove Advertisement Only Read News On November 25, amid the grand celebration organized on the completion of the construction of the temples of Ram Janmabhoomi complex, Prime Minister Narendra Modi hoisted the religious flag on the 191 feet high gold-clad main peak of the Ram Temple. A large number of Ram fans witnessed this unique moment. While some had the opportunity to witness it in person, most of them cherished this moment in their hearts through various mediums of internet media. The popularity of the religiously significant flag-raising festival continues on various mediums of internet media. Now that the construction of the Ram Temple has been completed and the Sanatan flag has also started flying on it, everyone seems eager to see it in person. On the day of flag hoisting, the general darshan was postponed to allow only very special and invited guests, but as soon as the darshan started the next day on November 26, a long queue of devotees formed in the temple. By the end of the darshan, about one lakh 90 thousand 630 devotees had darshan of Ramlala and Swarn Shikhar that day, while on November 26 no dignitary had darshan by any pass. Similarly, about one lakh 20 thousand 230 devotees visited on 27 November and 82 thousand 530 visitors on 28 November. Even on Saturday, the fourth day after the flag hoisting, until late evening, about 90 thousand devotees visited. The sequence of darshan continued till nine at night. Now even on Sunday most of the darshan passes are already booked. SP protocol Ayodhya Prasad Singh, who is in charge of the security of Ram Janmabhoomi, said that the number of visitors has now become almost normal. Since it is a weekend, the number of visitors will also be more on Sunday.

Updated: Sun, 30 Nov 2025 18:40 (IST) Faridabad Municipal Corporation has purchased another anti-smog gun to deal with air pollution, which can spray in all four directions. Due to increasing pollution levels in the city, people struggled to breathe. The corporation is already spraying water with anti-smog guns and tankers. There has been some improvement in the pollution level due to wind blowing. Anti smog gun worth Rs. 27 lakhs was obtained by the corporation at Yamunanagar. Hundred. Municipal Corporation Jagran Correspondent, Faridabad. To reduce the impact of air pollution, another anti-smog gun has been added to the Municipal Corporation’s fleet. This gun sprays from all sides. In addition, all anti-smog guns will be equipped with GPS. The air quality in the industrial city has deteriorated since the beginning of October. Due to pollution, people find it difficult to breathe. Remove Advertisement Read Only News The corporation currently has three anti-smog guns and two road sweeping machines. It is used to reduce the effect of pollution in the city. Apart from this, the corporation sprays water from about 30 tankers. The plan to acquire another anti-smog gun had been in the works for some time, as the corporation’s resources fell short in the size of the city. Now the corporation has ordered an anti-smog pistol worth ₹27 lakh from Yamunanagar. This machine can spray front, back and side. Pollution level improved due to wind. Due to the wind that has been blowing for the last two days, a lot of improvement has been seen in the pollution level in the industrial city. On Sunday, the level of PM 2.5 was recorded at 170 micrograms per cubic meter. AQI 111 was recorded in Sector 11 and AQI 171 micrograms per cubic meter was recorded in Sector 30. Considering the area and population of the city, the corporation also increases its resources. Another smog gun has been added below, which will spray all around.-Nitin Kadian, Executive Engineer, Municipal Corporation