Experts warn that the frothy white foam on the Yamuna River is a result of harmful pollutants from untreated wastewater, releasing volatile compounds into the atmosphere. Calls are being made for increased wastewater management and stricter regulations to mitigate the ecological damage and safeguard the river's health.

Experts raise alarms over toxic white froth in the Yamuna River, highlighting its harmful effects on the environment and public health.

The Yamuna river in Delhi has been covered with a thick layer of white froth since Friday, posing health hazards for people, especially as the festive season approaches. People at the Yamuna bank as toxic foam floats on the surface of the polluted Yamuna river(PTI) Chhath Puja,

As Delhi’s Yamuna River is covered in toxic froth, residents face significant health risks. The foam, caused by untreated industrial waste and chemical effluents, poses dangers like respiratory problems,

The river was seen covered with a thick layer of white froth, with experts saying this poses health hazards for people especially during the festive season.