“Road Dust Today, Health Risks Tomorrow”
Road Dust, Health Risk
Road construction is essential for development, but uncontrolled dust can seriously affect air quality and public health.
Fine dust particles increase the risk of respiratory illnesses, eye irritation, and other health problems, especially for workers, children, older adults, and people living or traveling near construction sites.
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