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2 lakh acute respiratory caseslinked to pollution: Govt | Delhi News
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2 lakh acute respiratory caseslinked to pollution: Govt | Delhi News

kiranmaroj@gmail.com8 months ago02 mins

NEW DELHI: What India’s metros are breathing may have a link with rising acute respiratory illness (ARI) cases hospitals are logging. There were 2 lakh ARI cases in Delhi during 2022-24, with thousands needing hospitalisation — a surge the health ministry Tuesday linked to rising air pollution, while noting that the causal pathways remain complex….

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