How garbage is raising not just stink, but also pollution in Delhi

The article explains that garbage fires in Delhi have increased sharply, with many rubbish heaps burning in October and November. These open fires send toxic smoke and fine particles into the air, making the city’s pollution worse and posing serious health risks, especially for children, older people and anyone with breathing problems. Officials say many fires happen because people burn waste deliberately or throw burning objects into piles of rubbish.

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