The white blanket of toxic foam in the Yamuna river in Delhi, which has been making headlines, has been captured on satellite from space. Images show froth flowing near two barrages in Okhla area, nearly 3 km from each other in South East Delhi.

A TV reporter bathed in toxic white froth during a boat ride on Delhi's Yamuna, highlighting severe pollution as air quality deteriorated during festivities.

As the festive season approaches, the Yamuna River in Delhi is once again covered in froth, raising significant health concerns for residents and authorities alike. The frothy water, a result of untreated sewage and industrial effluents being discharged into the river,

As Delhi’s Yamuna River is covered in toxic froth, residents face significant health risks. The foam, caused by untreated industrial waste and chemical effluents, poses dangers like respiratory problems,

On Friday (October 19, 2024), the Yamuna River in Delhi was covered with a thick layer of white froth, which experts say poses health hazards, especially as the festive season approaches. Videos circulating on social media show vast sections of the river frothing,

The Yamuna river in Delhi has been covered with a thick layer of white froth since Friday, posing health hazards for people, especially as the festive season approaches. Chhath Puja, which will be celebrated on November 5 this year,

Adding to the city’s environmental woes, the Yamuna River was seen covered in a thick layer of white froth ahead of the festive season.

Delhi grapples with rising air pollution, with AQI at 'Poor' and 'Very Poor' levels in several areas. Residents report breathing issues and eye irrita