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Delhi's Toxic Air Raises Cancer, Respiratory Alarm

Kashmir Observer

NOVEMBER 12, 2025 ISSUE

Delhi's deteriorating air quality has health experts worried over the far-reaching and long-term health consequences of sustained exposure to polluted air.

- Press Trust Of India

From increased cancer risk to weakening the body's immunity, the impact of air pollution extends far beyond respiratory ailments, they said.

The State of Global Air 2025 report warns that India recorded over two million deaths linked to toxic air in 2023. With PM2.5 concentrations in South ‘Asia among the highest worldwide, experts describe it as a deepening environmental and human crisis.

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