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Air Pollution Woes in North India: Taj Mahal Still Not Visible Due to Bad Air Quality in Agra
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November 8, 2023
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2:08Now PlayingIn Agra, Uttar Pradesh, the pollution situation remains dire, affecting the iconic Taj Mahal and frustrating tourists. Despite minor improvements in air quality, strict pollution control measures persist. The Agra District Magistrate has taken robust action against rising air pollution, penalizing non-compliance with environmental standards. The Air Pollution Control Management (APCM) and the municipal cooperation team have imposed substantial fines, totaling Rs. 3,55,000 collected by the administration thus far. Construction activities and vehicle emissions exacerbate the issue. Water sprinklers are employed to clean tree trunks, and if the situation deteriorates, there is a possibility of closing the Taj Mahal temporarily to combat pollution. Watch out for more such updates and news.
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