The Ganges River in India at 52.9 degrees Celsius: From a holy river to a "poisonous river"

When the temperature in India soared to an astonishing 52.9 degrees, the Ganges, known as the mother river of India, seemed to become a natural cooler for people running in the hot weather. However, under this cool water, there are shocking pollution problems. In the hot summer, the Ganges attracts countless Indians to swim and bathe. The river water overturns the base spectrum, bringing a hint of coolness, as if you can temporarily forget the torment of the high temperature.

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