“Every breath feels heavy, every class continues.”
Smoke Over Heritage
Once known for its fresh air and peaceful mornings, Kathmandu Valley now struggles beneath thick layers of smoke, dust, and pollution. The skies grow grayer each day, hiding the be
Once known for its fresh air and peaceful mornings, Kathmandu Valley now struggles beneath thick layers of smoke, dust, and pollution.
The skies grow grayer each day, hiding the beauty of the valley and affecting the health of thousands of people.
Children wear masks, the elderly struggle to breathe, and even the mountains can no longer be seen clearly. Air pollution is not just an environmental issue — it is a warning for our future.
If we do not act today, the valley we love may lose its beauty, culture, and clean breath forever.
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