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New Delhi: After an extended Diwali break due to pollution, schools reopened on Wednesday with a large number of students seen using anti-pollution masks to shield them from health hazard. Although the levels of pollution have steadily decreased since Sunday, the AQI remains in the classification of ' bad. '
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