Holy River Bagmati turns into black

Name: Holy River Bagmati turns into black
Uploaded: 2022-08-18
Channel: IHA NEWS
Description: The valuable river Bagmati in Nepal lost its clarity for being highly polluted by trash. The river, located around the UNESCO listed Pashupatinath Temple, carried both agricultural and spiritual importance for Nepali. However, with its dark appearanc

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The valuable river Bagmati in Nepal lost its clarity for being highly polluted by trash. The river, located around the UNESCO listed Pashupatinath Temple, carried both agricultural and spiritual importance for Nepali. However, with its dark appearance and irritating smell, Bagmati River now belongs among the other polluted rivers in the country.

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