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Toxic Indian air quality affecting players at the Cricket World Cup

By Reuters
10 November 2023   |   2:32 pm
Toxic haze blanketed New Delhi this week, raising fears of another public health emergency in the Indian capital, as government agencies warned that pollution levels could worsen over the next few days despite efforts to reduce them.

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