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Comment on "Impact of Shutdown due to COVID-19 Pandemic on Aerosol Characteristics in Kanpur, India".
The article by Shukla et al. is really interesting.1 An unprecedented restriction imposed to combat the 2019 coronavirus (Covid-19) in all spheres of life including vehicular and industrial emissions helped realize a marked reduction in air pollution everywhere. While studies from other countries have highlighted the impact of particulate matter (PM) on the prevalence of Covid-19, this impact has been explored less frequently in India.2-4
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