Toxic smog shrouds New Delhi and Taj Mahal in India
India's capital introduces stricter anti pollution measures as toxic smog hides Taj Mahal
India's government banned non-essential construction in New Delhi, the world's most polluted capital, and urged residents to avoid burning coal for heating, to combat worsening air quality that has disrupted flights and obscured the Taj Mahal.
Delhi smog visible from space
One doctor compared breathing in Pakistan's toxic air to smoking "dozens of cigarettes a day" as Lahore is the world's most ...
A thick white blanket of toxic smog has shrouded India’s capital city, making daily life unbearable for residents. On ...
The Punjab government on Friday took desperate mitigation measures, including lockdowns reminiscent of the Covid-19 era, as ...
With air quality hitting “hazardous” highs, Lahore is forced into survival mode — schools shut, hospitals overflow, and ...
Pakistani authorities have declared a health emergency in the country's east due to smog. Smog has choked Punjab for weeks, ...
Pakistan's Punjab declared a health emergency due to toxic smog on Friday, banning construction, shutting schools for another ...
With smog intensity escalating in Lahore at the end of October, affecting its 13 million residents, the Punjab government ...
Thick smog shrouded New Delhi and other cities around South and Southeast Asia as air pollution levels soared Thursday.
The Indian capital overtook Lahore as the world's most polluted city, with the smog triggering flight diversions.
The presence of particulate matter (PM) 2.5 and PM 10 in the air is increasing the density of smog in the city. Data shows ...
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