Children are facing breathing difficulties in the national capital Delhi. A report in Live Hindustan claims that deteriorating air quality in Delhi is causing respiratory issues among children. This survey report is based on a study by TERI, which sampled 413 kids between 14-17 years old.
The survey states that 75.4% of respondents had difficulty breathing and 24.2% complained of burning sensation in the eyes. 23.3% children complained of continuous sneezing or runny nose, and 20.9% complained of coughing in the morning.
According to the report, Delhi has excessive PM 2.5 pollutants in the air, as a result of which Delhiites and especially children suffer from respiratory and heart diseases.
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