NGT gives green signal to odd-even plan in Delhi

November 11, 2017 12:54

The National Green Tribunal today cleared path for implementing odd-even scheme in Delhi to counter pollution.

The NGT directed that the scheme must be implemented in Delhi NCR as and when PM 10 crosses 300 level and PM 2.5 crosses 500

However, the green court asked the city government not to exempt two-wheelers, women drivers, and government cars from the scheme.

The NGT exempted e-CNG buses, ambulances, fire brigade trucks, vehicles carrying solid waste from the odd-even plan.

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