Indian capital resumes some activities despite hazardous air, river foam
MUMBAI — India’s capital re-opened schools and some building sites on Monday, amid signs of receding air pollution that authorities had deemed hazardous, although a toxic foam besmirched stretches of the Yamuna river flowing through New Delhi. The world’s most polluted capital resumed its annual battle on pollution this month, despite government pledges to improve.
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