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According to the Environmental Illness Society of Canada, some candle makers are still using lead cores in their wicks, which can result in lead particles being emitted into the air of a home.

As Kathmandu grapples with this environmental emergency, public awareness and adherence to health advisories are crucial to mitigating the risks of prolonged exposure to toxic air.