Authorities in India's second-largest city Delhi, where air pollution has risen to alarming levels, announced Thursday that an odd-even car-rationing scheme will be enforced from next week, as the latest temporary measure to address the public health emergency.Under the scheme, which is aimed at halving the number of private vehicles operating on Delhi roads at any one time, those with odd-numbered plates are allowed to run on odd dates, and even-numbered ones on even dates.The same measure was implemented twice last year to address similar pollution crises in the city, whose air quality is…READ FULL ARTICLE
