Environmentalist Stalin Dayanand rues that air pollution is neither a priority for authorities nor for the people. However, the MPCB is taking measures to bring it down.Sunil further says that the Mumbai’s air quality has been deteriorating over the years. "The significance and the magnitude of the hazards are seen parallel to that of Beijing and the rest of China.The environmentalist blames the authority for sitting in air-conditioned offices and letting the poor and vulnerable people suffer.  

There should be more high-quality hybrid buses on dedicated bus lanes. "Decreasing air quality is the one area which has been completely neglected by the municipal corporations and Maharashtra Pollution Control Board. People have to restrict usage of private cars and use public Specific Container Cooling Units Suppliers transport more often," says Stalin.". That shows that the air pollution is the national concern," says Sunil Dahiya, senior campaigner, Greenpeace India.The World Health Organisation (WHO), in a recent report, ranked Mumbai fourth among the most polluted mega cities in the world. The report also states that nine in 10 Mumbaikars inhale bad air, which is the equivalent of? puffing four cigarettes a day.But the Maximum City aside, other Indian cities are also being suffocated by toxic fumes. "People have to be more assertive on their right to health and life.Sunil believes that the situation can be changed drastically with a little bit of awareness. Once they start doing this, the authorities will have to take action in comprehensive way," says Sunil. But even they have less pollution than Mumbai," he adds. This circulates dust, which combines with vehicle smoke, and remains in the air. But in the last few years we have been getting a lot of non-smokers with COPD. "The children and senior citizens are the ones who are bearing the brunt of it," slams Stalin. More than 230 cities were not even complying with the Indian standards