Because of their growth and advancement in many spheres,
hyderabad and
telangana are receiving positive attention from all around the world. But there's some unpleasant
news to share. Since COVID, the number of privately owned
vehicles has increased drastically, and the city has experienced ongoing traffic congestion and detours. The
news that
hyderabad is the most polluted city in south
india arrives as the residents of
hyderabad are attempting to deal with this new predicament.
The PM 2.5 levels are alarmingly 8.2 times higher than the permissible levels advised by the World
health Organisation (WHO), according to a Greenpeace
india analysis. According to the findings, excessive levels inherently have a detrimental effect on residents' long-term health. While PM 2.5 concentrations are 40.91 ug/m3 in
hyderabad, they are 29.01 ug/m3 in Bangalore and 23.81 ug/m3 in Chennai.
hyderabad recorded 57.84 ug/m3 of PM10 pollutant, which is three times the recommended amount.
It's about time
people began using public transport. Otherwise, we will just be another metropolis in south-east Asia with significant
health problems.
The news that hyderabad is the most polluted city in south india arrives as the residents of hyderabad are attempting to deal with this new predicament.