With less pollution as a result of the coronavirus lockdown, the Himalayan mountains are finally visible from some parts of India. This is the first time in about 30 years that people in certain parts of India have been able to see these mountains.
The Himalayan range that is visible is called Dhauladhar Range, which translates to “White Range,” and many people have not witnessed this site in their skies during their whole lives.
Anti-pollution activist Sant Balbir Singh Seeechewal told SBS, “We can see the snow-covered mountains clearly from our roofs. And not just that, stars are visible at night. I have never seen anything like this in recent times.”
The Himalayan range that is visible is called Dhauladhar Range, which translates to “White Range,” and many people have not witnessed this site in their skies during their whole lives.
Anti-pollution activist Sant Balbir Singh Seeechewal told SBS, “We can see the snow-covered mountains clearly from our roofs. And not just that, stars are visible at night. I have never seen anything like this in recent times.”
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