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Stubble trouble: Smog hits normal life
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Former councillor Vijay Kumar at a roadside barber’s shop with an oxygen cylinder and a mask in Bathinda on November 10. The councillor was protesting against stubble burning in the state. (SANJEEV KUMAR/HT)
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Policemen wearing masks amidst smog in Bathinda. (Sanjeev Kumar/HT)
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Visibility has taken a hit with smog engulfing major parts of Punjab and Haryana since Tuesday. (HT Photo)
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In Haryana, dense smog on National Highway-9 hit normal life. Long-distance trains from Bathinda to Delhi via Sirsa and Hisar ran late, while Haryana Roadways cancelled many early morning long-route buses to avoid accidents. (HT Photo)
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Students in a Haryana school wear attend classes wearing a mask. (Manoj DHaka/HT)
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