Dear Sir
As urbanization accelerates across Bangladesh, the prevalence of dust allergies has emerged as a significant public health concern. The rapid growth of cities, coupled with inadequate waste management and construction activities, has led to an increase in airborne particulate matter. Many citizens are now experiencing symptoms such as sneezing, coughing, and respiratory distress, which can severely affect daily life and productivity.
Dust allergies not only impact individual health but also strain our healthcare system. Vulnerable populations, including children and the elderly, are at greater risk, highlighting the urgent need for awareness and preventive measures. It is essential for communities to recognize the signs of dust allergies and seek timely medical advice.
Local governments and health authorities must prioritize air quality management. Implementing green spaces, enforcing dust control regulations at construction sites, and promoting public awareness campaigns can mitigate the effects of dust pollution.
Citizens are encouraged to take proactive steps, such as using air purifiers at home and wearing masks in high-dust areas. Together, we can combat this growing challenge and improve the quality of life for all Bangladeshis. Prioritizing air quality is not just a health issue; it is vital for our future.
Adnan Anan Sikder
Student, Department of CSE, East West University
