Cars are not safe from air pollution - Children are at risk from toxic gases, warns expert

Amidst air pollution occurring inside the car, children are likely to face serious risks, indicating a leading scientist

The former government's highest scientific adviser warned that the car is a "toxic gas collecting box" that could hinder the growth of children.

King David warned his parents and they told them they should let their children go to school and avoid driving.

Air pollution due mainly to automobile exhaust gas is most destructive and harmful for young children because the body is not sufficiently developed.

Sir David King, the Guardian said: "Children sitting in the rear seats of the car may be at risk of [air pollution]."

"You may be driving a cleaner car, but your child is sitting in a suitcase and collecting toxic gases from all the cars around."

"The best thing for all our health is to keep our car behind.The fact shows that the health benefits of walking and cycling far outweigh the cost of respiratory contamination It is.

They are potentially dangerous as cars provide little protection from lethal gas from exhaust gases

"The best thing for our health is to keep our car behind," he said, advising the British Lung Foundation today, Kim said.

"The health benefits of walking and cycling have proved to be far above the cost of respiratory contamination.

"I think that if more drivers know what to do to the children they will consider taking a bus."

In the UK there is a law prohibiting smoking while driving, but Sir David thinks that harmful fumes are also harmful if passenger's age is under 18 years.

It is not the first time since 2001 that drivers are exposed to the risk of harmful pollutants during driving and testing.

If the environmental activist ClientEarth chooses to take further action against the government, there is a possibility that it will be rejected because the UK's third air quality plan is not enough.

Brussels also warned that the UK could face a fine if air pollution continues to violate EU safety regulations.

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