If air is destroyed due to human activity then we call it air pollution.
Air pollution mainly occurs from two sources.
Smoke emitted from industrial factories
Brick kilos, fertilizer factories, sugar mill, paper mill, jute mill, textile factories, tannery industry, garment factories, chemical and pharmaceutical industries, cement factories, etc. are mainly due to air pollution.
Smoke from the vehicles
Increasing the number of vehicles per day increasing the number of vehicles for the convenience of people's movement due to our population growth day by day. As a result, air pollution in the air is mixed with air pollution.
Children are most likely to suffer loss due to air pollution. Excessive lead in the air disrupts the mental growth of children. Only 50 tons of lead is released in the air of Dhaka city every year.
In addition to attacking the nerves of the body mixed with air, it also destroys the movement of the kidney and creates high blood pressure. The presence of excess lead in the blood of children can destroy their brain and kidneys. Children are affected more than three times in lead pollution compared to the whole adult population.
Air pollution has an immediate and long-term negative impact on public health. Thousands of people are suffering from respiratory, lung and nervous system diseases. Due to polluted air the heart and breathing are damaged.
Excessive contaminated air pollution can have adverse effects on pregnant woman and child health, even before birth, there may be reason for the death of the baby. Babies are most affected by air pollution because their organs are very sensitive and sensitive.
Their bones are soft, tissues, and cells rapidly changing, their lung formation and growth continue, excessive breathing and emission, and outside sports time, they make them vulnerable to attack by air pollutants .This is also due to air pollution caused by allergic problems.
Although we all want to stop air pollution. But due to the effective steps to stop air pollution, we can not stop air pollution.
Air pollution is not only harmful to human bodies but also affects our environment. Every day the temperature of the atmosphere is increasing. The North Pole is melting the ice from the South Pole. Because of which our world is becoming unfit for living day by day.
So it's not too late. We now have to stop air pollution to protect our environment, our children, our future generations. And otherwise we can not protect our beautiful world and our future generation.
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