Mist-like conditions prevailed in Colombo both on Tuesday and Wednesday with the air quality in Sri Lanka’s capital recording unhealthy values. According to the National Building Research Organisation (NBRO), a sharp increase in dust particles has caused the deterioration in air quality. Currently, New Delhi is experiencing a toxic haze, forcing residents to remain indoors
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