Kano residents are raising health concerns following a government report confirming dangerous air pollution in areas like Gaida, Ja’en, Sabon Titi, and Sharada Market. The state’s Ministry of Environment warned the air is unsafe, linking it to a rise in respiratory infections.
Commissioner Dr. Dahir Hashim called for public cooperation and pledged environmental response measures. Locals blame industrial emissions and poor urban planning for worsening conditions.
Experts warn prolonged exposure to pollutants like PM2.5 could lead to serious health issues, urging government intervention and public caution.
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