One in six deaths in the world is due to environment pollution. In this direction, the situation in Bangladesh and Somalia is the worst. About 28 percent of total deaths in these two countries are due to environmental pollution. According to a report published on Friday in the UK-based medical research journal The Lancet,
It says that in the year 2015 there are 9 million people suffering from congested diseases in the world. And most of the people who died due to pollution due to pollution are people of low or middle income countries. In each of these countries, one environment dies due to pollution-related diseases.
Environment pollution is said to describe air, water and soil and polluted environment. Most people die due to heart disease, stroke and lung cancer due to environmental pollution. The major role of pollution in pollution is air pollution, which is almost two-thirds of total death. Every year 65 million people die due to air pollution. After the pollution of water, the situation of water pollution. About 18 million people die every year due to water pollution. Workplace pollution is responsible for the death of 8 million people.
Bangladesh has high rates of death due to air pollution. Every year, 20 lakh people die due to air pollution in this country.
Principal researcher Icon School of Medicine Professor Philip Landrigan said, "We are afraid of the death of 90 million people annually, we are pushing the envelope towards the world as much as it can withstand pollution." As a precaution, by 2050 the air in Southeast Asia Due to pollution, the number of deaths is going to double.
He said, "Environment pollution is more important than climate change. It is a deep and broad threat to mankind's health and well-being in many ways. "
