Delhi:Air Pollution! Avoid The Effect Of Health!

Posted by Nicki Naturizer on December 10th, 2019

The problem of air pollution is not only bad, but it is very bad. There are more air pollution problems in the country, pollution is making people sick. People are getting many kinds of diseases because of the same. To measure this pollution problem, the National Air Quality Index in India was launched under the Klein India campaign in New Delhi. According to the news report, 85% of people get sick due to air pollution.

Effect of Air pollution:

When air pollution increases, the eyes start burning and have trouble breathing. Some people feel it and some people do not feel it, but because of this, they start breathing. Air pollution is also a sign of angina (a heart disease) or asthma (a lung disease), or sudden health deterioration. As the pollution in the air starts to disappear, the health recovers.

 Causes of Air Pollution in Delhi in November

1. Decreased airflow.
2. Heavy Moisture
3. Driving excessive ammo on the occasion of Diwali.
4. Stubble burning by farmers of Haryana and Punjab.
5. Extreme increase in the number of vehicles
6. Ongoing Construction
7. Industrial Waste & Management System

How to avoid air pollution effect in health

1. Wear Mask
2. Use public transport
3. Take warm water to drink
4. Try to work from home
5. Do not leave children in school by car, but encourage them to go to school cycle or transport.
6. Tell the people of your household to use the work out of work so that they can sit in the same car and go to the office. This will also save fuel and reduce pollution.
7. Take care of trees and plants around your houses properly.
8. Do not use fuel when needed.
9. If you have dry leaves in your garden, do not burn them, but make it compost.
10. Get your car's pollution checked at an interval of every three months.

Air pollution Control in Delhi

Factories in Delhi should be removed from the urban area, as well as using technology that absorbs most of the fumes and residuals and does not allow gases to get into air pollution. Which can be fully oxidized and the smoke must be minimized. We are seeing the result of imbalance caused by air pollution. To solve this problem, the Delhi Government passed the Air (Pollution, Prevention, and Control) Act - 1981 in this direction. The Central Pollution Board and various pollution control centers were established. Despite the instructions of the Pollution Board, appropriate action is being taken regarding pollution control.