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X (@navipeth)@x_navipeth·6d

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Nobody is bothering about the high #NO2 levels in Hadapsar, #Pune #IITM station (26 Oct): NO₂ avg 83 µg/m³ (max 128) over annual — above the 80 µg/m³ national annual standard Evening reading ~101 µg/m

Nobody is bothering about the high #NO2 levels in Hadapsar, #Pune #IITM station (26 Oct): NO₂ avg 83 µg/m³ (max 128) over annual — above the 80 µg/m³ national annual standard Evening reading ~101 µg/m³ Health impacts of elevated NO₂: • Airway inflammation & irritation • Reduced #lung function, cough, wheezing • More #asthma attacks & respiratory infections • Higher risk for children, elderly, and people with asthma, #COPD or #heart disease • Long-term exposure linked to asthma development in kidRead story

Pune

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#no2#pune#iitm#lung#asthma

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X (@navipeth)@x_navipeth·Oct 7

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#Pune approaching into a gas chamber.. 🚨 Peak pollution, last 24 hours Oct 7, 2026 🔴 PM2.5 peaked at 260 µg/m³ About 4× #India’s 24-hour limit (60). Tiny particles reach deep #lungs and #blood. #Breat

#Pune approaching into a gas chamber.. 🚨 Peak pollution, last 24 hours Oct 7, 2026 🔴 PM2.5 peaked at 260 µg/m³ About 4× #India ’s 24-hour limit (60). Tiny particles reach deep #lungs and #blood . #Breathlessness , #coughing , #asthma attacks. Extra strain on the heart. Higher #stroke risk. Hardest on children, older people, pregnancy, and anyone with lung or #heart disease. 🟠 PM10 peaked at 175 µg/m³ Above the 24-hour limit (100). Irritates eyes, nose, and throat. Worsens asthma and #bronchitis Read story

Pune

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#pune#india#lungs#blood#breathlessness

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