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Protecting young lungs from traffic-related air pollution

When inhaled by children, vehicle exhaust emissions can have a negative effect on the development of their lungs.

The Star MalaysiaDr Milton Lum查看原文 ↗
保护儿童肺部免受交通相关空气污染的侵害

Traffic-related air pollution is a risk factor for lung disease and early death, with children, whose respiratory systems are still developing, being particularly vulnerable. (This visual is human-created, AI-aided)

The haze, in recent times, has reminded the public of the impact of air pollution on their lives, specifically their health.

While the focus has been on air pollution from the forest fires in Indonesia, there is less attention on what Malaysia can do locally to reduce air pollution, which is something within our control and not that of another government’s.

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