Lockdown effect: the air got so clean, Himalayan peaks could be seen from Jalandhar

There is a lockdown in countries around the world including India due to the rising outbreak of Corona virus. People are living in homes. Vehicles are not running on the roads. Factories are closed. Although people are suffering financial loss due to the lockdown, the positive effect of the lockdown is visible on the environment. This is the first time that the air of all the cities in India has become very clear. Meanwhile, residents of Jalandhar in Punjab got to see such a view that all the people were surprised.

In fact, people living in Jalandhar in Punjab say that the air has become so clear that they can see the Dholadhar mountain range of the Himalayas far away from the roof of their houses. These people have been living here for many years, but due to cloud and pollution, such a view was never seen before. 

It is being told that for many years the Dhauladhar mountain range was not visible due to clouds and pollution. This magnificent view is located 200 km from Jalandhar. After seeing this view, many people wrote about this incredible sight through Twitter and also shared pictures. He claims that such a view has been seen after almost 30 years. The Dhauladhar Range in Himachal Pradesh is very beautiful in itself but its sight has been seen for the first time from so far.

IFS officer Sushant Nanda has posted a post on Twitter. In which he says that this Dhauladhar mountain range of Himachal has been seen from Jalandhar in Punjab after 30 years. He says that after nearly 30 years the pollution level here has reached the lowest level. The mountain range of Dhauladhar is located 200 km away. He further wrote – what was nature… and what have we done to it.

What nature was..
And what we had done to it🙂

This is Dhauladhar mountain range of Himachal , seen after 30 years, from Jalandhar(Punjab) after pollution drops to the lowest level in 30 years. This is approx. 200 km away straight.

Sent by a friend. Don’t know if true🙏 pic.twitter.com/CMPj6qVmjx

— Susanta Nanda (@susantananda3) April 3, 2020

Let us tell, many Indian cities have registered a reduction in pollution and improvement in air quality after lockdown across the country. Many people are sharing pictures of clear sky on social media. The sky is quite clear, even in cities that are known to record high pollution levels.