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The most polluted countries in the world are named
The Swiss company IQAIR, which tracks the quality of air around the world, has published a rating of the most polluted countries and cities, most of which are in India, four more are located in Pakistan. One city from China and Kazakhstan and Chad countries in Central Africa also got into the TOP-20, CNN reports .
It is noted that the country with the most polluted air is recognized by children. Further on the list are Bangladesh, Pakistan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, India and Tajikistan. At the same time, the most polluted city of IQAir for the sixth year in a row called the capital of India New Delhi. The report says that back in November last year, Polen Smog sank into the city, due to which the air traffic was violated, and the city authorities declared an "extraordinary medical situation."
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At the same time, India, the most densely populated country in the world, sank from third to fifth in terms of pollution compared to the previous year, the report said. At the same time, experts noted that air pollution "remains a significant burden for health ... Reducing the expected life expectancy by about 5.2 years."
“Air pollution remains a serious threat to both human health and environmental stability, however, huge population groups do not know about the levels of influence of pollution on themselves,” said Frank Hamms, general director of IQAIR.
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At the same time, the recommendations of the World Health Organization on the level of air pollution were completed only by seven countries: Australia, New Zealand, Bahamas, Barbados, Grenada, Estonia and Iceland.
In addition, Iran and Afghanistan were not included in the report of this year due to lack of data. The report says that monitoring of air quality in Southeast Asia is also a problem, since almost all countries of the region have “significant gaps in state initiatives”.
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