Morning Shows The Day

The morning scene is foreshadowing the extreme air pollution of the day.

The morning begins with around AQI of 95 at sainamaina, which is less populated, less busy area, which may ends up nearly double by the end of the day. It is said that morning shows the day and the morning is hinting something worse going to happen in your day.

The trailer of the day opens with haze in the horizon, barely seeing the chure hills.

The roads are dusty even the density of vehicle running is very low.

The dust has made its place permanent, whether it's morning or day, it doesn't matter.

The thing matter is the density of dust gets thicker as the density of vehicles increases.

Even with the bare minimum vehicles running dust make visibility lower.

The air is already heavy with the metallic tang of exhaust and the dry, abrasive taste of suspended earth, proving that even minimal vehicular activity is enough to compromise the integrity of the horizon. The horizon is covered by the haze.

The chure hills are barely visible and even the sun isn't shinning due to extreme haze.

The sun rises at 5:07 AM but sun is not seen at 6 AM at the morning.

The sky is trapped behind a wall of atmospheric impurities that filter the light into a sickly, diffused glow.

And the sun became a prisoner of pollution.

The stage is set for a extreme day drama, where sun shines: dust rises, vehicles emit harmful gases, visibility become lower, mask is on and the one sided battle begins.

Where the pollution single handedly squash thousands of people and trap them behind mask, glasses and other security measures.

Some even get injured and get affected to cough, dandruff, sneezing, fever and more.

At the end, we lost and polluted air stands tall.