Air Pollution In Kolkata, India

Air Pollution In Kolkata, India

People are bathing in the Ganges river in the hazed morning at Kolkata, India on 12 November 2023. In India, Kolkata is the third most air-polluted city, after Delhi and Mumbai according to the media report. (Photo by Sudipta Das/NurPhoto)

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