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After the videos of devotees in Delhi praying amid toxic foam in the Yamuna river on the occasion of Chhath Puja&nbsp;created outrage, Delhi government has acted to clear the froth.
The Delhi government on Wednesday deployed boats and water sprays to clear the toxic foam ahead of the main Chhath puja of the third day of the four-day festival.
Video showed boats zipping on the river and water being sprayed to dissipate the foam that has engulfed the Yamuna over the past few days.
The images of devotees praying amid foam also sparked a political slugfest between the ruling AAP and the BJP in Delhi.
While the BJP leaders alleged that the AAP government did not allow Chhath celebrations on the Yamuna banks to hide the "pathetic" state of the river, the AAP leaders blamed the governments in Uttar Pradesh and Haryana for the frothing in the river.
The 22-kilometre stretch of the Yamuna between Wazirabad and Okhla, which is less than 2 per cent of its length of 1,370 kilometres from Yamunotri to Allahabad, accounts for around 80 per cent of the pollution load in the river.
The presence of phosphates and surfactants in untreated sewage from Delhi, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh is a major reason behind frothing in the river, according to experts.

Watch: Boats, water sprays deployed to clear Yamuna foam for Chhath Puja

Watch: Boats, water cannons deployed to clear Yamuna foam for Chhath Puja


Delhi govt deploys boats, water cannons to clear Yamuna foam

After the videos of devotees in Delhi praying amid toxic foam in the Yamuna river on the occasion of Chhath Puja&nbsp;created outrage, Delhi government has acted to clear the froth.
The Delhi government on Wednesday deployed boats and water sprays to clear the toxic foam ahead of the main Chhath&nbsp;Puja of the third day of the four-day festival.
Video showed boats zipping on the river and water being sprayed to dissipate the foam that has engulfed the Yamuna over the past few days.
Not just that, the government also placed bamboo barricades to stop the foam from floating towards the ghats, where puja&nbsp;is done.
The 22-kilometre stretch of the Yamuna between Wazirabad and Okhla, which is less than 2 per cent of its length of 1,370 kilometres from Yamunotri to Allahabad, accounts for around 80 per cent of the pollution load in the river.
The presence of phosphates and surfactants in untreated sewage from Delhi, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh is a major reason behind frothing in the river, according to experts.
The images of devotees praying amid foam also sparked a political slugfest between the ruling AAP and the BJP in Delhi.

The Delhi government on Wednesday deployed boats and water cannons to clear the toxic foam ahead of the main Chhath puja of the third day of the four-day festival.

After the videos of devotees in Delhi praying amid toxic foam in the Yamuna river on the occasion of Chhath Puja&nbsp;created outrage, Delhi government has acted to clear the froth.
The Delhi government on Wednesday deployed boats and water sprays to clear the toxic foam ahead of the main Chhath puja of the third day of the four-day festival.
Video showed boats zipping on the river and water being sprayed to dissipate the foam that has engulfed the Yamuna over the past few days.
Not just that, the government also placed bamboo barricades to stop the foam from floating towards the ghats, where puja&nbsp;is done.
The images of devotees praying amid foam also sparked a political slugfest between the ruling AAP and the BJP in Delhi.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/political-slugfest-over-yamuna-froth-as-devotees-pray-in-toxic-foam-during-chhath-1636439462212" target="_blank">Political slugfest over Yamuna froth as devotees pray in toxic foam during Chhath</a>
While the BJP leaders alleged that the AAP government did not allow Chhath celebrations on the Yamuna banks to hide the "pathetic" state of the river, the AAP leaders blamed the governments in Uttar Pradesh and Haryana for the frothing in the river.
The 22-kilometre stretch of the Yamuna between Wazirabad and Okhla, which is less than 2 per cent of its length of 1,370 kilometres from Yamunotri to Allahabad, accounts for around 80 per cent of the pollution load in the river.
The presence of phosphates and surfactants in untreated sewage from Delhi, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh is a major reason behind frothing in the river, according to experts.

On the first day of three-day&nbsp;Chhath&nbsp;pooja&nbsp;in national capital Delhi, several devotees took a dip in Yamuna as toxic foam covered the surface of the water body.&nbsp;&nbsp;Numerous devotees completed&nbsp;the rituals&nbsp;for&nbsp;first&nbsp;day in the river water which currently has increased ammonia levels.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;This has also hit the city&rsquo;s water supply as the&nbsp;Yamuna river&nbsp;is way too contaminated for consumption.&nbsp;Meanwhile, as the last-minute preparations for the festival the ghats of the national capital are being cleaned.&nbsp;&nbsp;DJB vice-chairman Raghav Chadha earlier said water production by the treatment plants was hit due to heavy sewage and industrial discharge from Haryana.&nbsp;Chhath&nbsp;Puja is a festival dedicated to the Sun God and is mainly observed by the people from Bihar, Jharkhand and bordering areas in Uttar Pradesh.

Chhath puja: devotees in Delhi take dip as toxic foam floats on Yamuna

Chhath puja: devotees in Delhi take dip as toxic foam floats on Yamuna

On the first day of three-day&nbsp;Chhath&nbsp;pooja&nbsp;in national capital Delhi, several devotees took a dip in Yamuna as toxic foam covered the surface of the water body.&nbsp;&nbsp; Numerous devotees completed&nbsp;the rituals&nbsp;for&nbsp;first&nbsp;day in the river water which currently has increased ammonia levels.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; This has also hit the city&rsquo;s water supply as the&nbsp;Yamuna river&nbsp;is way too contaminated for consumption.&nbsp; Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/chhath-puja-bjp-mp-dares-cm-to-stop-him-from-celebrating-at-yamuna-ghat-1636343254085">Chhath puja: BJP MP dares CM Arvind Kejriwal to stop him from celebrating at Yamuna ghat</a> Meanwhile, as the last-minute preparations for the festival the ghats of the national capital are being cleaned.&nbsp;&nbsp; DJB vice-chairman Raghav Chadha earlier said water production by the treatment plants was hit due to heavy sewage and industrial discharge from Haryana.&nbsp; Chhath&nbsp;Puja is a festival dedicated to the Sun God and is mainly observed by the people from Bihar, Jharkhand and bordering areas in Uttar Pradesh. To curb pollution in the river, the Delhi government had, in June this year, prohibited the sale, storage, transportation, and marketing of soaps and detergents not conforming to the latest BIS standards.&nbsp;

A thick layer of toxic foam covers the surface of São Paulo's largest and most important Tiete River.



What caused toxic foam in Brazil's Tiete river?

Untreated domestic drainage from 39 cities has led to São Paulo's largest Tiete River covered with toxic foam. These videos must certainly raise an alarm!

((SHOTS OF FOAM--)) VO- Toxic foam covering Brazil's&nbsp;largest and most important Tiete River. ((LS of the River)) With a length of 1150 kilometres and a basin area of 150 thousand square kilometres, the&nbsp;Tiete River&nbsp; runs along the coast through S&atilde;o Paulo and dozens of smaller municipalities.&nbsp; Tiete feeds an important hydroelectric power plant that supplies energy to a large part of the region.
Untreated drainage from 39 cities in the metropolitan area is killing aquatic river life as well as polluting riverbanks and emitting noxious odours in riverside communities.
The river has been heavily polluted for decades, and government efforts to clean up the river have been insufficient.
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A thick layer of toxic foam covers the surface of Tiete River.&nbsp;Untreated domestic runoff from 39 cities is killing aquatic river life as well as polluting riverbanks and emitting noxious odours in riverside communities.

A thick layer of toxic foam has covered the surface of S&atilde;o Paulo's largest and most important Tiete River.
Tiete River, with a length of 1150 kilometres and a basin area of 150 thousand square kilometres, runs along the coast through S&atilde;o Paulo and dozens of smaller municipalities, feeding an important hydroelectric power plant that supplies energy to a large part of the region.
Untreated domestic runoff from 39 cities in the metropolitan area is killing aquatic river life as well as polluting riverbanks and emitting noxious odours in riverside communities.
The river has been heavily polluted for decades, and government efforts to clean up the river have been insufficient
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