Call for extended monitoring and actions to reduce the environmental exposures

[Dr. Md. Rausan Zamir]

Our comprehensive studies suggest monitoring the exposure to both POPs and metals in children from developing countries are being done coercing the factors or instruments responsible but here in Bangladesh our research reveals  the overall exposure pattern for the children from Dhaka, in comparison with three extensive surveys on POPs and metals in children from the U.S., Germany and Nicaraguais is  much higher, posing  a health risk with our investigation  clearly shows that the ban of DDT is not efficient. so, punitive step must be taken to pacify the crisis.

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