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Over 7% of daily deaths in 10 Indian cities linked to PM2.5 pollution: Lancet study

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A groundbreaking study encompassing cities such as Chennai, Shimla, and Varanasi sheds light on the alarming correlation between increased PM2.5 levels and elevated daily mortality rates. The research underscores the urgent need for strategic interventions to combat air pollution and safeguard public health in various urban areas across India.

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Over 7% of daily deaths in 10 Indian cities linked to PM2.5 pollution: Lancet study

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Air Pollution Drives 7% Of Deaths In Big Indian Cities: Study

More than seven percent of all deaths in 10 of India's biggest cities are linked to air pollution, a large study said Thursday, leading researchers to call for action to save tens of thousands of lives a year. Smog-filled Indian cities including the capital Delhi suffer from some of the world's worst air pollution, choking the lungs of residents and posing a rising threat to health still being revealed by researchers. For the new study, an India…

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