Besides respiratory distress, sustained exposure to air pollutants that are commonly seen in Delhi air, such as sulphur oxide, nitrogen oxide, carbon monoxide and particulate matter, also lowers immunity and raises the risk of viral and bacterial infections, says Dr RK Singhal, director, department of medicine, BLK Super Speciality Hospital.
In other words, a smoker aged 62 years reaches the same risk of cancer than a never smoker reaches at 70 years
This doesn't sound much like something to appeal to ignorant and impressionable young children
They analyze factors like transaction velocity, geolocation, and IP addresses to assess risk
Mostly light ridge wind occasionally gusting to 45 km/h