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Babul Supriyo: Government monitoring air quality on hourly basis
Updated On: 21 November, 2019 07:28 AM IST | Mumbai | Sanjeev Shivadekar
mid-day caught up with Supriyo while he was on his way back from Lonavala and wanted to take a short break

Babul Supriyo at Bandra tea stall on Wednesday. Pic/ Pradeep Dhivar
While sipping on hot chai at a tea stall in Bandra on Tuesday, before proceeding to a function in Goa, Minister of State for Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Babul Supriyo said that pollution was definitely a matter of concern, but everyone needed to contribute to tackle the menace.
"We have started hourly monitoring of air quality. The government is taking the best possible measures to handle the situation, but citizens need to equally participate to deal with the problem," he added.
mid-day caught up with Supriyo while he was on his way back from Lonavala and wanted to take a short break. Speaking about the pollution problem in urban cities like Delhi and Mumbai, Supriyo said, "The general perception is that vehicular pollution contributes to bad quality of air. Vehicles do add to pollution, but there are other factors like construction activities, that too add to the problem."


