The drastic fall in temperature has caused Delhi city to be filled with smog making it dangerous for commuters. Now, considering the poor air quality and visibility, the United Airlines have suspended their flights to the national capital temporarily.

The Indian Medical Association has termed it a Public Health Emergency following which the airline officials have been involved in monitoring adversaries pertaing to the same. The airlines also has made arrangements for travellers to rebook flights for November 18 or before as flights have been stopped till November 13 as of now.

The high level of smog has already caused road accidents and also the city’s public, private schools are closed. While incoming trucks to the city have been banned and contruction projects are on a pause, officials are also planning to impose a partial ban on private cars which might start next week.