As festive lights brighten India’s skyline, the air turns increasingly toxic. Experts warn that this annual spike in pollution is not just an environmental concern but a serious public health threat, especially for pregnant women, children and people with respiratory or cardiac conditions.
When the air turns toxic: Diwali pollution puts pregnant women and respiratory patients at risk
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