Surge in pollution during 2nd wave lockdown: Study
2022-04-10 21:08
Instances of high PM2.5 levels coincided with high mortality counts when cases surged in the city, noted the study, which was recently published in ‘Chemosphere’, an international journal that publishes work on chemicals in the environment.
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