The most dirty city of Milan

According to the data published in real-time of the central IQAir, Italy’s Milan city was recorded as the most dirty seventh city in the world and the most dirty city of Europe. The city of Milan with about 1.4 million populations has doubled the traffic density compared to the 1960s. It is also noted that the heavy industrial facilities around the city also cause significant “background” emissions. The location of Milan's Alpler's skirts makes it permanent. According to IQAir’s data; the most dirty city in the world is the Lahore of Pakistan. Among the countries that contain the most dirty cities during the first decade of the Listenin are China, India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Kyrgyzstan, Ghana, Vietnam and Iran.

Air pollution more dangerous than coronavirus
According to the article published by researchers from the European Institute of Economics and Environment, deaths connected to air pollution are much more than deaths associated with coronavirus disease, but governments do not pay enough attention to deaths caused by air pollution. According to research, air pollution is the most important environmental health threat of Europe. Both air pollution and coronavirus affect people with elderly and respiratory discomfort without proportion. Despite this similarity, inconsistencies in which governments are more effective in addressing coronavirus deaths, air pollution may result in two times more deaths per year, but the risk of perceived coronavirus is much higher than air pollution. It is estimated that more than 9 million people can die due to air pollution, and experts draw the gold of which climate change should be passed into urgent action, considering long-term effects. [