Circle of Pollution

Air Pollution has been a prominent part of our lives by now.

Different Time, Different Places but Same Story: Air Pollution.

This image is from Sainamaina, Rupandehi.

The image is taken in different time and different location but capturing single scenario.

The morning view is captured from the hills seen behind the veil of haze in evening view.

This image of morning and evening of same day reflects the air pollution and it's active contributors.

This is not an industrial hub but other contributors are actively engaged from morning to evening.

As seen in the picture, both have multiple agricultural burns and the smoke coming from it.

Similarly, the transportation emissions, developmental (productive) emissions and others are pretty much active whole day, contributing to the thick layer of haze covering the hills or houses.

This image also shows that there is no long distance between hills and the city in it's laps but it's the pollution which divides them into visible and invisible from each side. No matter the time, the thick veil of smoke remains constant, causing AQI of nearly 200 sometimes.

Mostly according to IQAir, the AQI remains begins in range of 120-130 in morning and hit to 150-160 at day time.

There is no option but to survive this and be habitat to it.

And irony is despite seeing this thick layer of pollution, people won't wear masks unless they arrive to main road (highway).

They consider the precautions are only applied when heavy amount to dust is seen.

Otherwise other pollutants are not the pollutants, they are part of daily life regardless of the harm caused. Lastly, we can say that we have premium membership of polluted air.