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Environmental expert Rodion Gjoka has stated that the polluted air in Tirana causes damage to the health of a quarter of the children living in the capital.
In a direct link to the show "The Unexposed", from Bonn in Germany, Gjoka said that despite the fact that there is no alarm raised by doctors, one in four children in the capital is diagnosed with asthma.
" Viewpoints on the environment may be different, but the importance of the environment is universal. The way they give back to us what we do to them doesn't ask who is rich and who is poor. I had to move from Tirana because it had become a difficult city to live in, because I have two children. One in four children today has asthma, allergists don't come out to say it. One of the reasons is the city's pollution.
When during Covid to justify the measures the PIH was used to show the incidence, why does this institute report nothing on the state of environmental health? The only district where I managed to get data was that of Berat. But for other districts, there is no data at all. In this aspect, Tirana is listed in the last countries in terms of quality of life. The concentration of nitrogen dioxide is constantly increasing. There are at least 280,000 inhabitants living in hot spots. It is not 0.7 square meter of greenery per inhabitant, as Bushati says, but it is 0.17 square meter per inhabitant. These 60 hectares of the last 10 years are parks, former sports fields that have been taken away from Tirana ", said expert Gjoka.
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