Health Minister Satyender Jain has pledged to make Delhi pollution-free on Wednesday as part of National Pollution Control Day. He appealed to the Delhi people to take a pledge not only to reduce air pollution but also to reduce water, land and noise pollution.
Health Minister Satyendra Jain tweeted, “Let’s swear on National Pollution Control Day. We take our efforts to reduce not only air but also water, land and noise pollution and make Delhi pollution free.”
Let us pledge on National Pollution Control Day that not only air but water, land and noise pollution will take our efforts further and Delhi will be pollution free. # National Pollution Control Day pic.twitter.com/EsYvJG2rXU
– Satyender Jain (at Satyenderjain) December 2, 2020
The air quality in Delhi is constantly deteriorating. That was in the ‘extreme’ category on Wednesday.
Follow Eco-friendly Lifestyle: Dr. Harsh Vardhan
During the National Pollution Control Day, Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan asked people to help prevent pollution. He urged the people of the country to adopt an environmentally friendly lifestyle.
Clean air and water are the best resources available to mankind. #ModiGovt Committed to a clean, sustainable growth path.
Ann # National Pollution Control Day, Pledge your support by adopting green good deeds and an eco-friendly lifestyle to help curb pollution. pic.twitter.com/eO7OV8LPRY– Dr Harsh Vardhan (rdrharshvardhan) December 2, 2020
“Clean air and water are the greatest resources available to mankind,” he tweeted. The Modi government is committed to the path of clean, sustainable development. During National Pollution Control Day, offer your support by adopting an eco-friendly lifestyle to reduce pollution. ”
Why National Pollution Control Day is Celebrated
In fact, ‘National Pollution Control Day’ is celebrated in memory of those killed in the 1984 Bhopal gas disaster. On the night of December 2 and 3, 1984, a gas tragedy struck at the Union Carbide India Limited (UCIL) plant in Madhya Pradesh’s capital. About 4,000 people have lost their lives. This day is celebrated to make people aware of the harmful effects of industrial disasters along with all forms of pollution.
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