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‘Air pollution led to 12,000 deaths in Bengaluru last year’ Updated: Updated: Waste burning, construction, transport sector among contributors: Greenpeace Share Article AAA Among the six Indian cities featured in the global analysis, Bengaluru is rated better than Delhi and Mumbai.   | Photo Credit: File photo Waste burning, construction, transport sector among contributors: Greenpeace Despite recording relatively better air quality last year owing to strict lockdown, air pollution continues to be a serious public health issue which also drastically impacts our economy, a new analysis has found. A report released by Greenpeace Southeast Asia on Thursday estimated that Bengaluru, which fared better than Delhi and Mumbai, still recorded an estimated 12,000 avoidable deaths owing to PM 2.5 air pollution. Among the six Indian cities featured in the global analysis, Bengaluru is rated better than Delhi and Mumbai, but is worse off when compared with Chennai, Hyderabad, a

Uttar pradeshAndhra pradeshTamil naduGreenpeace southeast asiaCost estimatorBengalurudespite recording relatively better air quality last year owing to strict lockdownAir pollution continues to bea serious public health issue which also drastically impacts our economyA new analysis has founda report released by greenpeace southeast asia on thursday estimated that bengaluruWhich fared better than delhi and mumbaiStill recorded an estimated 12000 avoidable deaths owing to pm 2 5 air pollution among the six indian cities featured in global analysisBengaluru is rated better than delhi and mumbaiBut is worse off when compared with chennaiAnd lucknowஉத்தர் பிரதேஷ்ஆந்திரா பிரதேஷ்