The Indo-Gangetic Plain faces a severe public health crisis due to seasonal pollution spikes exacerbated by agricultural practices and firework usage during festivals.
Despite the recurring nature of air pollution in the Indo-Gangetic Plain, policymakers frequently focus on temporary, short-term solutions instead of a comprehensive, long-term plan.
Delhi's Air Quality Index reaching a staggering 1,700 demonstrates the urgent need for year-round strategies to combat pollution affecting millions of lives.
Comprehensive action is essential as PM 2.5 levels in South Asia are around 20 times higher than WHO standards, severely impacting average life expectancy.
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