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According to a recent survey, 60 per cent of residents of Mumbai and Delhi want to relocate to other cities? The reason? Increasing air pollution and traffic jams. Despite the high AQI, only 27 per cent of individuals use air purifiers. Read on to kn

60 per cent of Delhi, Mumbai residents are considering moving out due to air pollution: Report

According to a recent survey, 60 per cent of residents of Mumbai and Delhi want to relocate to other cities? The reason? Increasing air pollution and traffic jams. Despite the high AQI, only 27 per cent of individuals use air purifiers. Read on to know more!

Air pollution has sharply risen in metro cities like Delhi and Mumbai. From breathing problems to shortness of breath, residents of these metro cities are trying to cope with the increasing levels of pollution. According to the latest reports, residents of Delhi and Mumbai, around 60 per cent of them, are considering moving out to escape the pollution and traffic jams. Healthcare provider Pristyn Care conducted the study recently.
Around 4000 residents living in Delhi and Mumbai participated in the survey. According to the study, 9 out of 10 residents have suffered prevalent symptoms linked to the deteriorating Air Quality Index (AQI) in the cities. The symptoms include persistent coughing, shortness of breath, wheezing, sore throat, and watery or itchy eyes.
The study also revealed that an approx 40 per cent of 4000 participants complained of worsening pre-existing respiratory conditions like asthma or bronchitis. The report further revealed that 4 in 10 residents from the top two metro cities seek medical attention annually/ in a gap of a few years due to respiratory issues arising from air pollution.
35 per cent of the participants stated that they have stopped doing outdoor activities like running and jogging, while another 30 per cent said that they started wearing masks when outdoors.
Despite the increasing air pollution, only 27 per cent of individuals in Delhi and Mumbai acknowledged using air purifiers while a shocking 43 per cent still thought that air purifiers reduce immunity!
Also watch:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/delhi-air-quality-improves-pollution-curbs-under-grap-stage-iii-eased-1701219273890"> Delhi air quality improves, pollution curbs under GRAP Stage III eased</a>

Delhi's severe pollution crisis drives residents to buy air purifiers, following doctors' advice amid alarming Air Quality Index levels exceeding 400. Sales surge, especially in the ₹20,000-25,000 range.

Delhi air pollution crisis spurs surge in air purifier sales

Delhi pollution crisis spurs surge in air purifier sales

<h2>Delhi's severe pollution crisis drives residents to buy air purifiers, following doctors' advice amid alarming Air Quality Index levels exceeding 400. Sales surge, especially in the ₹20,000-25,000 range.</h2>

Delhi Air Pollution: Delhi, faced with a severe pollution crisis, has seen a sharp rise in the sales of air purifiers as residents scramble to protect their health. Over the past three days, the city has experienced alarming levels of air pollution, prompting experts to label the situation as 'severe'. The Air Quality Index (AQI) in various parts of the city has surpassed 400, triggering the implementation of the final stage of the Centre's anti-pollution plan in Delhi and the National Capital Region.
In response to the worsening air quality, doctors have advised residents to wear masks and invest in air purifiers for their homes. This recommendation has led to a significant surge in air purifier sales across the city. India Today TV reporters visited an electronics market in Laxmi Nagar and discovered a notable increase in the purchase of air purifiers.
Concerned citizens are flocking to stores to buy these devices, with one resident stating, "I have two kids and elders at my home. Due to pollution, their eyes are itching, and they are coughing. Keeping their condition in mind, I have come here to buy an air purifier for my home."
Salesperson Nishant Gupta reported a 70% increase in sales, primarily in the price range of ₹20,000-25,000. Air purifiers, available in various shapes and sizes, range from ₹8,000 to ₹80,000. These devices employ high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters and activated carbon to eliminate fine particles, allergens, odours, and harmful gases from indoor air. High-quality air purifiers have proven effective in reducing particulate matter and other pollutants, offering residents a safer breathing environment amidst the ongoing pollution crisis. Also Watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/economy/delhi-ncr-air-pollution-construction-ban-hits-real-estate-sector-1699010599535">Delhi-NCR air pollution: Construction ban hits real estate sector</a>

LG Electronics has announced the launch of its new 2021 range of Dual Cool Inverter Air Conditioners under its health and hygiene portfolio.

LG launches new range of Dual Cool Inverter Air Conditioners in India, pricing starts at ₹39,990

LG Electronics has announced the launch of its new 2021 range of Dual Cool Inverter air conditioners under its health and hygiene portfolio.

LG launches new range of Dual Cool Inverter air conditioners in India

LG Electronics has announced the launch of its new 2021 range of Dual Cool Inverter air conditioners under its health and hygiene portfolio. The new line up of 54 models from LG come equipped with features such as UV Nano Sterilization, HD Filter with Anti-Virus Protection, and dedicated Air Purification that can be operated with voice command, thus making them touch-free. The new range of AC&rsquo;s will be available in various capacities, starting at ₹39,990.
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 LG launches new Dual Cool Inverter Air Conditioners in India
54 models announced, come with various health features
Pricing starts at ₹39,990

LG Electronics has announced the launch of its new 2021 range of Dual Cool Inverter Air Conditioners under its health and hygiene portfolio. The new line up of 54 models from LG come equipped with features such as UV Nano Sterilization, HD Filter with Anti-Virus Protection, and dedicated Air Purification that can be operated with voice command, thus making them touch-free. The new range of AC&rsquo;s will be available in various capacities, starting at ₹39,990.

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