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In Photos: Dense fog envelops Delhi and parts of northern India, reduces visibility

Updated On: 20 December, 2022 11:59 AM IST |

As per the IMD, the minimum temperature in Delhi on Tuesday was six degrees Celsius, and the maximum temperature is expected to be 22 degrees Celsius. The IMD has also issued a 'cold wave' alert in many other states, including Uttar Pradesh and Punjab. Pic/PTI

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A commuter crosses a railway track amid dense fog on a cold winter morning, at the Maripat Station in Gautam Buddha Nagar district Pic/PTI
A commuter crosses a railway track amid dense fog on a cold winter morning, at the Maripat Station in Gautam Buddha Nagar district Pic/PTI
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On Tuesday, commuters wait to board a bus amid dense fog during a cold winter morning, at a bus stand in New Delhi

On Tuesday, commuters wait to board a bus amid dense fog during a cold winter morning, at a bus stand in New Delhi

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A migrant worker, residing in a temporary shelter near the Maripat Station, with her child amid fog during a cold winter morning

A migrant worker, residing in a temporary shelter near the Maripat Station, with her child amid fog during a cold winter morning

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The IMD also announced that some parts of Bihar, West Bengal, and Sikkim may also experience dense fog during the next two days

The IMD also announced that some parts of Bihar, West Bengal, and Sikkim may also experience dense fog during the next two days

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A woman collects water from a hand pump amid dense fog on a cold winter morning, at the Maripat Station in Greater Noida

A woman collects water from a hand pump amid dense fog on a cold winter morning, at the Maripat Station in Greater Noida

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