Chhath Puja Devotees Bathe in Toxic Foam Of Yamuna River
Devotees take a dip in the Yamuna River during Chhath Puja, even though the river is covered in toxic foam. This foam is caused by pollution from factories and homes. People are worried about the health risks of bathing in the polluted water.
On November 6, 2024, numerous Hindu devotees gathered at the Yamuna River in Delhi to celebrate Chhath Puja, a festival honoring the Sun God, Lord Surya. Even though thick layers of toxic foam covered the river, worshippers continued with their traditional dips, showing their deep devotion despite the pollution.
Untreated sewage and industrial waste create foam that poses serious health risks. Experts say that it contains high levels of ammonia and phosphates, which can cause skin and breathing problems. This toxic foam has appeared in the Yamu...
