TPO - At noon on June 15, although the Hanoi area was sunny, the sky was still hazy due to being covered by a layer of fog and fine dust.
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From early morning to noon on June 15, the capital Hanoi was covered by a thick layer of fog, visibility was limited, and buildings and high-rise apartments were obscured by a milky white color. |
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At Mai Dich intersection, the sky is hazy, many high-rise buildings appear and disappear in the mist. |
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The thick air limited visibility. |
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At nearly 1 p.m., Pham Van Dong Street was covered in fog. Many people traveling on the street had to wear tight masks to avoid affecting their health. |
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Landmark72 building almost hidden in the mist. |
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The situation of dust and smoke emitted by vehicles and polluted air always poses a potential threat to health, especially the respiratory system of the elderly and children. |
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Ho Tung Mau street area at 12 o'clock today. |
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After 13 hours, the haze improved but the sky was still clearly visible to the naked eye. |
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Aerial view of the fog "surrounding" the capital at noon on June 15. |
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The Air Quality Index (AQI) in Hanoi at 1 p.m. today (June 15) reached 175, ranking 3rd in the world for air pollution. This ranking also includes Ho Chi Minh City, ranked 4th with an index of 158. (Photo: IQAir) |
Source: https://tienphong.vn/ha-noi-mu-mit-chat-luong-khong-khi-xau-post1646483.tpo
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