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Delhi Traffic Police Pilots AC Helmets to Combat Extreme Heat

May 25, 2026 Priya Shah – Business Editor Business

Delhi Traffic Police Trials AC Helmets Amid Record Heat: A Strategic Move for Urban Resilience

As temperatures in Delhi-NCR surpass 45°C, the Delhi Traffic Police has initiated a pilot project testing “AC helmets” to mitigate heat-related risks for officers. This development underscores the intersection of urban infrastructure challenges and corporate solutions, with implications for B2B service providers in emergency response and climate adaptation. The move aligns with broader fiscal pressures on public services amid escalating climate volatility.

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