Tehran Residents Face Acidic Rain After Israeli Strikes

0:00Reporting from The Daily News Now, I'm Corey, with the latest in Sydney. Residents in Tehran are dealing with dark rain falling after Israeli strikes hit oil depots nearby. An Iranian man shared with ABC News that this unusual rain started soon after the attacks. The Iranian Red Cresson has put out urgent warnings for people to stay inside because of heavy smoke covering the city. They recommend masks to protect against breathing in the fumes. Many locals are worried about health risks from the smoke and any more rain. Officials say the rain could be acidic, leading to skin irritation or breathing problems. The A-group is telling everyone to avoid touching the rain if it keeps coming down. This comes as the city remains under a cloud of pollution from the damaged sites. So far, no official count of injuries has come out, but authorities are keeping a close watch on air quality and resident safety. The Daily News Now is made possible with support from our sponsor. Some people meditate. I just lay down and press play.

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