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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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.