Unfit buses, brick kilns and construction work: The usual suspects behind Dhaka's deplorable air quality : vimarsana.com

The majority of public buses operating on the streets of Dhaka emit black smoke, even if it's not always visible. Besides, emissions from brick kilns and ineffective dust suppression at the construction sites mean Dhaka’s air quality is among the worst in the world

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