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Bengaluru's Air Pollution Causes Lung Problems for BMTC Drivers, Traffic Police: Study Reveals Alarming Information

Summary by TV9 Kannada
Air pollution is also on the rise in Bengaluru as the number of vehicles increases. A three-year study has revealed a shocking increase in respiratory problems among BMTC drivers, traffic police, construction and civic workers. The lack of use of masks by these personnel is also a factor in the increase in the problem.
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Rising vehicular pollution in Bengaluru is endangering the health of road workers like BMTC drivers, traffic policemen and construction workers.

Air pollution is also on the rise in Bengaluru as the number of vehicles increases. A three-year study has revealed a shocking increase in respiratory problems among BMTC drivers, traffic police, construction and civic workers. The lack of use of masks by these personnel is also a factor in the increase in the problem.

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TV9 Kannada broke the news on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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