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2 Billion Children Inhale Toxic Air, UNICEF Warns
A recent shocking report published by UNICEF this week raises concern on kids' health because of the heavy levels of polluted air they are breathing in. They discovered that roughly two billion children live in regions where the pollution levels are way above the threshold limit set by the World Health Organization.
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