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India steps up pollution fight in capital with power plant suspensions

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India stepped up efforts on Wednesday to combat high levels of pollution in New Delhi that threaten the lives of residents and others nearby, ordering a temporary halt to operations of five power stations and longer school closures. FRANCE 24's Diya Gupta reports from New Delhi.

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