Question

give a speech to the children telling them not to burn crackers in diwali​

Answer 1

Good Evening Dear Children – Thank you for becoming a part of this awareness camp organized for curbing alarmingly rising air pollution level by firecrackers.

As we all know that the climatic conditions is getting from bad to worse in Delhi and to our least surprise people are even finding it difficult to breathe. Pollution level has bypassed all limits and it’s high time that we take proactive measures to get over this situation otherwise living in the city would become life threatening for everyone.

If we talk about the causes of air pollution, there are many. From an increasing number of vehicles on roads to the cutting down of trees to the burning of waste residues, etc. – there is no dearth of such factors responsible for causing air pollution. However, yet another important factor which I would like to bring in here and which hugely contributes to this grave situation is the bursting of firecrackers.

Even though firecrackers are occasionally burnt they cause a lot of noise pollution, including air pollution thereby making it difficult for us to breathe. Despite our government putting a ban on the bursting of firecrackers, we are not ceasing to act immature and merely find ways and occasions to burst crackers. The most prominent festival in our country is Diwali which is celebrated by people from all the religions. And bursting of firecrackers is a part and parcel of this festival so much so that everyone from children to youth to adults burst crackers paying little or no heed to the fact that how much it harms our environment. Also this year because of covid we must take special care as the the corona patient cannot bear so much noise especially the elderly.
Thank you