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Gasping for Air, Delhi's Residents Try Out an Oxygen Bar

Anjana Pasricha

   NEW DELHI - As Delhi chokes on air so dirty that many struggle to
   breathe or develop niggling coughs or far more serious respiratory
   problems, some residents are heading to an upscale mall for a brief
   respite.
   At the city's first so-called oxygen bar, they fork out $4 to $7 for a
   whiff of rejuvenating air.
   Among those who get a tube (nasal cannula) tied to their nose for a
   15-minute lungful of oxygen is travel agent, Nischay Manchanda.

   "Its been quite some time since I have experienced how fresh air feels
   like, so I saw this place and I thought let's just try it out," he told
   VOA.
   

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