India's Taj Mahal under 'a poisoned silver sky'

India's famous tourist attraction Taj Mahal in Agra City, located over 200 kilometers from the heavily-polluted air in capital New Delhi, is under a blanket of hazardous haze in this photo tweeted by Agence France-Presse (AFP) on Wednesday, Manila time.

AFP's tweet is captioned: Visitors flock to Taj Mahal despite India pollution crisis.

Visitors flock to Taj Mahal despite India pollution crisis. #AFP
???? @sajjadkmr pic.twitter.com/EUtrpVqejE

— AFP Photo (@AFPphoto) November 17, 2021

In a separate report,  Reuters runs a video on New Delhi's hazardous air pollution.

The video report said that India's top court has issued a work-from-home order over toxic pollution concerns in the country's capital.

Screencap image from Reuters video on November 17, 2021

Also, the court ordered authorities on Monday to "shut offices in the capital and nearby cities as officials seek ways to reduce hazardous air pollution that led to the closure of schools." —LBG, GMA News