Health hazard: Children file 43% of pollution-related health insurance claims
Children under ten are the most vulnerable to India’s air pollution, accounting for 43% of pollution-linked insurance claims, five times more than any other age group. This escalating environmental issue has become a public health emergency, with pollution-related illnesses now representing 8% of total hospitalisation claims.🕒 1 min read
Children under ten are the most vulnerable to India’s air pollution, accounting for 43% of pollution-linked insurance claims, five times more than any other age group. This escalating environmental issue has become a public health emergency, with pollution-related illnesses now representing 8% of total hospitalisation claims.
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