New Delhi | Jagran Trending Desk: Amid 21-day nationwide lockdown to prevent the spread of coronavirus, the country has been brought to a sudden halt as the majority of citizens are staying at home. With automobile and industrial shut down, pollution levels across India have seen a drastic fall.

The most recent example was the spectacular view of the snowcapped mountain range from the rooftop of Jalandhar, Punjab. The mountains from Himachal Pradesh became clearly visible without the need of any instrument as the level of Air Quality Index witnessed a tremendous drop in the city.

Several metro cities like Mumbai and Delhi also reported lower levels of pollution. In fact, animals came out to play in the absence of humans on the streets. From elephant to deers, there have seen several incidents of wildlife taking to the streets in the absence of humans.

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With such incidents getting viral on social media, some Twitter users recently started a trend that showed morphed or fake pictures of all the sites they can see from their homes as the pollution lower is lower as compared to the last few years. Take a look at some of those tweets by netizens:

A user wrote, "Because of no pollution, I can see Burj Khalifa from Noida today. Nature is healing," along with a picture of the world's tallest buildings located in Dubai.

 

"Jharkhand se Bangkok ka nazara" wrote another user.

Sharing a picture of the statue of Liberty, a netizen wrote, "Because of no pollution, I can see this statue from shimla today"

Another user from Indore shared a picture of the iconic Eiffel Tower and wrote,"Because of no pollution, I can see Eiffel Tower from Indore today. Nature is healing."

Sharing a reminder tweet of PM Modi with #9pm9minutes, a user shared a picture of gods and wrote, "Because of no pollution, I can see gods from my balcony...."

The lockdown has helped more than 91 cities around India record air quality in the ‘good’ and ‘satisfactory’ category, in the last few days.


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