Pathsala, March 19 -- Severe dust pollution, leading to hazardous air quality and forcing residents to stay indoors in several places of Assam with thick dust clouds reducing visibility and creating serious health risks.

"Doctors advise wearing masks and avoiding outdoor activities in polluted areas".

In Pathsala, locals have reported respiratory problems, eye irritation, and breathing difficulties due to the high concentration of airborne dust.

Authorities have urged people, especially children, the elderly, and individuals with pre-existing health conditions, to avoid outdoor activities until the situation improves.

The Authority advised the residents to keep their windows closed, wear masks when necessary, and stay updated on air q...