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Photo Story: Pollution increases in India after Diwali celebrations

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epa07955684 A man throws items used in rituals in a canal after the Diwali celebrations, in Amritsar, India, 28 October 2019. Pollution after Diwali celebrations increases every year in India as garlands, lanterns and candles are thrown in the water during and after rituals. EPA-EFE/RAMINDER PAL SINGH

A man throws items used in rituals in a canal after the Diwali celebrations, in Amritsar, India, 28 October 2019.

Pollution after Diwali celebrations increases every year in India as garlands, lanterns and candles are thrown in the water during and after rituals.

Photo: EPA-EFE/RAMINDER PAL SINGH

Pollution increases in India after Diwali celebrations

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