Desk Correspondent , New Delhi - A Delhi minister has reached out to the public with a heartfelt apology as a thick layer of toxic smog continues to trap the capital. With the air quality reaching dangerous levels, many citizens are struggling to breathe and facing serious health issues. The minister expressed deep regret for the suffering of the people, especially children and the elderly who are most at risk. This rare admission comes at a time when the city feels more like a gas chamber than a home for millions of residents.

During a recent meeting, the minister admitted that fixing the pollution crisis immediately is almost impossible. He explained that despite several efforts like road restrictions and construction bans, the problem remains out of control. The heavy smoke from nearby fields and the cold winter air have created a situation that the government cannot easily solve. This honest but grim confession has left many residents feeling worried about their future and the air they breathe every single day.

The government is now urging everyone to stay indoors as much as possible and wear masks when going out. While the minister’s apology shows he understands the pain of the people, it also highlights how deep the pollution crisis really is. Families are being asked to use air purifiers and avoid physical activities outside until the situation improves. As the sky remains grey and heavy, the people of Delhi are left waiting for a miracle or a change in the wind to clear the deadly haze.