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It's positively alpine!: Cities taste fresh air

Tuesday 14 Apr 20 11:00am

New Delihi’s India Gate war memorial on October 17, 2019 and on April 8, 2020

MANY OF THE WORLD'S major cities are enjoying improved air quality since restrictions were introduced due to the covid-19 coronavirus.

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