š¦š¶š š°š¶šš¶š²š šš»š±š²šæ šš„šš£ š®š šš²š»š“š®š¹ š³š¶š“šµšš š®š¶šæ š½š¼š¹š¹ššš¶š¼š». The Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) has become operational across six cities in Bengal this week. The implementation involved a newly developed software system designed to monitor air quality and generate advisories when pollution levels exceed designated thresholds. GRAP has been customised for six cities in Bengal: Kolkata, Howrah, Barrackpore, Haldia, Asansol, and Raniganj, each with specific measures and responsible agencies. The GRAP framework integrates with existing state initiatives and baseline policy measures to ensure a cohesive approach to improving air quality. By considering local conditions, the plan aims to address the unique challenges each city faces while fostering a statewide strategy for cleaner air.
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