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About: This bingo card dives into the stark realities of air pollution and public health in Mongolia, especially in Ulaanbaatar during its harsh winters. Ideal for educational discussions, student workshops, or global health seminars, it highlights the interplay between environmental challenges, healthcare access, urban migration, and traditional lifestyles. It sparks meaningful dialogue about solutions and awareness around clean air.
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This Air Pollution & Health Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Ulaanbaatar, Coal smoke, Respiratory illness, Pneumonia, UNICEF, Intensive care ward, Oxygen tank, Ger, Stove, Soot particles, PM 2.5, World Health Organization (WHO), Thresholds for pollution, Hazardous air quality, Miscarriages, Stillbirth, Raw coal, Countryside, Herders, Livestock, Climate change, Deep freezes, Pasture, Nomads, Bankrupt, Relocate, Public health disaster, Smog, Air purifier, HEPA filter, Indoor air pollution, Lunar New Year, Hospital, Breathing difficulties, Toxic air, Goods train, Cheap coal, Air quality, Coldest capital, Morning fog, Black smoke, Children's Hospital, Developing lungs, Infant, Coughing, Home visits, Felt tents, Fatal illnesses, Heart disease, Cancer, Particulate matter, WHO guidelines, Polluted neighborhoods, Collective enemy, Clean air, Car carcasses, Devastated livestock, Starving animals, Hay shortage, Loan, Relocation to the capital, Running water, Electricity, Central heating, Air pocket, Homemade air purifier, Fan, Filter, Offerings of milk, Discharged from hospital, Breathing space, Ventilation, Masks, Clean energy, Emissions, Inhaler, Doctor, Nurse, Symptoms, Exposure, Health outcomes, Pollutants, Infections, Mortality.