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不久前,泰姬陵看上去即将崩塌。泰姬陵建于1630～1652年,是莫卧儿帝国皇帝沙加罕为爱妃莫姆塔姿·玛哈尔建造的。年复一年,周围无数的小铸造厂、砖瓦窑、玻璃厂排放出大量含硫和其他有害物质的气体,阿格拉区乃至与之相邻的北方邦深受其害,泰姬陵首当其冲。除工业污染外,沙漠干风也不断侵蚀这座规模巨大的大理石古建筑;雨季到来,大雨倾盆,更使泰姬陵的景况雪上加霜。把大理石板固定在墙上的金属零件不断氧化、锈蚀,鸽子和蜜蜂在泰姬陵上筑巢,这些也加剧了泰姬陵的厄运。幸运的是负责古建筑保护工作的印度考古调查局与联合国教科文组织、罗恩一普朗
Not long ago, the Taj Mahal seemed to be about to collapse. Built in 1630 ~ 1652, the Taj Mahal was built by the emperor of the Moghul, Shahram, for Princess Ami Mutha Mahal. Year after year, innumerable small foundries, brick kilns and glass factories emit a large amount of gas containing sulfur and other harmful substances. The Taj Mahal is the first to be harmed by the Agra district and even neighboring Uttar Pradesh . Apart from industrial pollution, the dry wind in the desert has also continuously eroded this huge ancient marble building. When the rainy season comes, heavy rain is pouring into the sky, further damaging the Taj Mahal. The constant oxidation and rusting of the metal parts of the marble slab to the wall, the nesting of pigeons and bees on the Taj Mahal also exacerbated the doom of the Taj Mahal. Fortunately, the Indian Archaeological Investigation Bureau responsible for the protection of ancient buildings and UNESCO, Ron-Prang