Beware Delhi-NCR! Not just a cold, ‘poisonous mist’ will also knock soon this time

As the month of September is moving forward and a light pink has started feeling cold, a well-known fear has started returning in the minds of Delhi-NCR and people living in the whole of North India. This fear is not just of winter, but of the deadly ‘poisonous haze’ that comes with winter, which does not leave our air to breathe.

And this year this fear is probably going to come true even more quickly.

World’s largest weather institution warned

The largest organization that monitors the weather around the world, World Meteorological Organization (WMO)Has released a report that has blown everyone’s sleep. This report has not only expressed concern over the rising heat, but has also expressed a special and deep concern for North India.

According to the report, due to changes in weather this year, winter in Delhi, NCR and the entire Ganges’ plains (North India) ‘Poisonous mist’ can come before time,

After all, what does this mean?

This directly means that:

• The level of air pollution that dissolves in the air will start increasing dangerously.
• A thick sheet of smog will be covered in the morning and evening, which will make it difficult to see far and feel like night even during the day.
• Children and the elderly may have a huge difficulty in breathing. Cough, eye irritation and lung diseases will start increasing.

Why are such situations being created?

Many reasons are being told behind this changing behavior of the weather:

1. Burning stubble in neighboring states: This is one of the biggest reasons. Parali smoke directly dissolves poison in the air of Delhi-NCR.
2. Weather changing patterns: The winds slow down and the moisture increases, due to which this pollution freezes around us instead of going elsewhere.
3. Smoke of vehicles and factories: This is an evergreen reason.

This report is not just a information, but a very big warning. Now it is the responsibility of this government and us people, to be careful in time and do whatever we can do to save our city and your family from this ‘poisonous mist’. Because when the breath is not left, everything else is meaningless.