More than 1 million people died from dirty air in one year, according to World Health Organisation

China is the world’s deadliest country for outdoor air pollution, according to analysis by the World Health Organisation (WHO). The U.N. health agency said in a new report that 92 per cent of people live in areas where air quality exceeds WHO limits, with southeast Asia, eastern Mediterranean and western Pacific regions hardest hit. The Middle East’s public health challenges are enormous, especially when one accounts for the region’s transient population of refugees and guest workers. There is the need for service providers to learn to negotiate through any differences that they might have with their employers.”

“With the withdrawal of most of our development partners in the sector, there is the need for the health sector to be more efficient in its operations.
The World Health Organization (WHO) states that 92% of the world's population lives in air pollution levels surpassing the organization's limits.