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As India faces another wave of hazardous air, the invisible threat is especially concerning for children. The State of Global Air 2024 report highlights air pollution as the second leading cause of death in 2021, particularly among children under 5 years old. With developing lungs, faster breathing rates, and more time spent outdoors, kids inhale more pollutants relative to their body size. Their young immune systems are still forming, making them especially vulnerable to breathing issues and infections. Studies also show that exposure to PM2.5 or NO₂ is linked to reduced lung growth, increased asthma risk, and frequent respiratory illnesses in children.

Recent findings from Policybazaar highlight the serious impact of pollution on children. Nearly 43% of all poll

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