AQI: Mumbai air quality remains ‘unhealthy’; Bollywood actress Saiyami Kher demands accountability, ‘It could kill us’

Mumbai is grappling with alarming air quality levels, currently recorded at an Air Quality Index (AQI) of 160, which places it in the 'unhealthy' category. This deterioration in air quality has sparked widespread concern among residents, particularly those engaged in outdoor activities like running. The rising pollution levels have prompted public figures, including Bollywood actress Saiyami Kher, to voice their frustrations and demand accountability from authorities. Kher highlighted the severe health risks posed by the current conditions, stating that it could have fatal consequences for vulnerable populations. As city dwellers express their distress over the impact of pollution on their daily lives, the urgent need for effective measures to combat air quality issues has never been clearer. The call for action is particularly resonant amidst growing awareness of the long-term health implications of poor air quality, making it imperative for stakeholders to address this public health crisis.
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