India implemented tightened restrictions including vehicle movements in New Delhi and surrounding areas on early Monday (November 18) morning to combat worsening air quality. The new measures entail a ban on diesel trucks in Delhi and a shift to remote working, as advised by the local administration. Meanwhile, parents of high school students were seen dropping off their children outside Kerala School in New Delhi, as a government mandate of moving lessons online only applied to primary and secondary schools. Some high school students also walked to school amid the thick morning smog without wearing a face mask. India's pollution control authority said the national capital territory's 24-hour air quality index (AQI) reading was at 484, classified as "severe plus," the highest this year. Visibility dropped to 100 m (109 yards) in Delhi but authorities said flights and trains continued to operate with some delays. (Production: Jacinta Goh) For more ABS-CBN News, click the link below: https://www.youtube.com/pl