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Figure 1: a) PM 2.5 , b) PM 1 , c) PM 10  and d) TSP in units of µg/m 3  for different studies averaged  over the study-specific period
Figure 4:  Daily, and annual-averaged CO, SO 2 , NO 2 , O 3  concentrations reported in different  studies

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