100-point government agenda fails to address deadly air pollution threat
Summary
The World Bank's 'State of Global Air 2025' report reveals over 41,000 annual deaths in Nepal from air pollution, yet the current government's 100-point agenda does not address this critical issue.
Key Points
- The 'State of Global Air 2025' report states that over 41,000 Nepalis die annually due to air pollution.
- Nepal's current government agenda omits any mention of air pollution despite its lethal impact.
- Environmentalists and legal advocates criticize the government for sidelining environmental issues.
- Funds collected through the Pollution Control Fee have not been effectively used to tackle pollution, as highlighted by the Auditor General.
