A toxic haze continued to emerge from Delhi's Bhalsaw landfill on April 28 as a fire raged on for the third day.

Footage from April 28 shows firefighters attempted to extinguish the blaze that could take another two days to put out.

Concerns have been shared about the air quality in the surrounding areas due to a toxic haze being emitted by the fire.

The massive blaze that erupted at Delhi's Bhalswa landfill site on Tuesday, continues to ignite. Fire tenders were present at the spot on Thursday, as efforts to douse the flames continued. This is the fourth such largescale fire incident in Delhi’s landfill site over the last month. The other three fires were reported from east Delhi’s Ghazipur landfill site.

Eight fire tenders are there at the spot and efforts to douse the fire at the landfill site continue, and it will take at least another two days to put it out completely. Morning visuals from the site showed plumes of smoke from the fire blaze at some areas of the landfill engulfing the sky completely.

Residents living nearby are continuously complaining about the bad air and difficulty in breathing, however, they are left helpless as the process to douse the fire is slow and is likely to be completed in a day or two. Some locals have also suggested shifting the entire dump from here.