Choked capital and crowded hospitals


A significant rise was recorded in the number of people suffering from air pollution-related respiratory diseases like bronchitis, acute attacks of asthma, and other ailments like watery eyes, runny nose, and burning sensation, said medical practitioners in Delhi.

Yesterday, the Air Quality Index in several areas in Delhi remained in the “poor” category, as a layer of smog was seen in the southern parts of the capital city.

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