Delhi-NCR woke up to a toxic haze a day after Diwali
Delhi and NCR's air pollution levels hit hazardous levels after a night of free-for-all Diwali fireworks, despite Supreme Court efforts to curb the smog-fuelling partying.
Updated on: Nov 08, 2018 4:42 PM IST
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Smog in Delhi NCR worsened the day after Diwali celebration (PTI)
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Connaught Place in Delhi as seen on camera, a morning after Diwali (Reuters)
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The Rashtrapati Bhawan as seen through the lens capturing the toxic smog (AFP)
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Haze caused by smog around Humayun’s tomb (AFP)
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A man with his cycle walks through a field (PTI)
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India Gate in the background looks like an apparition due to the smog in Delhi, a day after Diwali (AP)
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A hazy morning in Delhi (AP )
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A train runs on a track with near-zero visibility ahead and around it (PTI)
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The toxic smog is not just affecting human beings but other living beings too (PTI)
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Car owners find it difficult to drive on a hazy morning causing near-zero visibility (AFP)
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