“The smoke that remains after everyone enjoys the firework of Celebration.”
Left behind by Celebration
The aftermath of the fireworks leads to smoke and a bad smell in air.
Everyone enjoys the fireworks including me but we never notice how much this fireworks returns to our environment.
Just for a second of beautiful scene we risk our environment and our nature that abundantly gives the hope for our life.
Whether it's a marriage or a festival time, a large number of fireworks are set off all around the country.
Although in Nepal the fireworks are banned but still no strick actions are taken to under control them.
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