By Andy | Published: November 9, 2008
I have noticed quite clearly that since I entered Pakistan and India the significant drop in air quality in general.
In Pakistan if I blew my nose I would get similar coloured nasal mucus to if I had spent a day in Central London.
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Air pollution becomes an everyday problem