Fireworks set off for the festival of lights contribute to Indian capital's 'worst in the world' air quality.
Fireworks set off for the festival of lights contribute to Indian capital’s ‘worst in the world’ air quality.
By Stephen Quillen and News Agencies
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Fireworks set off to celebrate the Diwali festival have worsened the air quality in India’s capital New Delhi, making it the most “hazardous” in the world.
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