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Nov 18, 2019 05:50 pm views : 360

Location : New Delhi

New Delhi- The cost of 15 minutes breath in pure oxygen has been fixed at Rs 300, oxygen has started to be sold in top polluted Indian capital New Delhi

Dangerous air pollution in New Delhi, Oxygen begins to sell

http://www.tnnasia.tv

font size="3">Oxygen Bar is allowing the fresh air deprived Indians to inhale flavored oxygen cocktails in 15-minute sessions for 300. 
font size="3">The residents of New Delhi are turning up at the bar in large numbers to freshen their minds as pure air has plenty of benefits.
The bar, called Oxy Pure, opened its doors in May but has seen a spike in customers in recent weeks as the city has been hit by soaring pollution levels.
font size="3">For a fee of 300 rupees,  customers at the bar inside an upmarket New Delhi mall can get access to 15 minutes of up to 99 percent pure oxygen.

font size="3">They can even choose between different flavours of oxygen, including orange, cinnamon and peppermint. “When I checked recently, the air quality index was showing at around 642, which is extremely dangerous for your health,” said Oxy Pure owner Ajay Johnson. 

font size="3">“This session helps a lot in that. It detoxifies the body and reduces the impact of pollution and all the carbon you are inhaling. It also energises the body and makes you feel relaxed."

font size="3">New Delhi consistently ranks among the world’s most polluted cities. But factors including the weather and the annual burning of crops by farmers have seen pollution levels reach dangerous heights this month, with particles in the air often exceeding 20 times what is considered safe by the World Health Organisation.