Silent Threat Below: A Comprehensive Analysis of Manhole Gases and Health Effects

  • Ahmed W
  • Yusuf M
  • Khan M
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Abstract

Manhole gases, often hidden underground in cities, can be really harmful to our health. This review looks at all the important aspects of these gases. It starts by talking about the different types of manhole gases, where they come from, and how common they are in cities. Then, it explains how people can be exposed to these gases, either by breathing them in or through their skin, with real-life examples to help understand better. Next, it talks about how these gases can make people sick, both in the short term with symptoms like dizziness and in the long term, leading to problems like lung diseases or issues with the brain. It also mentions that some people, like kids and older folks, are more at risk. To protect people from these dangers, the review suggests a few important ideas. It says we need to make sure workers and anyone near manholes are safe by following strict rules and using special gear. We also need to come up with new technologies and ideas to find and stop these gases from being a problem. Everyone must know about these risks, so there should be campaigns to tell people how to stay safe. In short, this review tells us that manhole gases are a serious concern for our health in cities. But by using smart strategies and keeping an eye out for these dangers, we can make sure everyone stays safe.

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Ahmed, W., Yusuf, M., & Khan, M. W. (2023). Silent Threat Below: A Comprehensive Analysis of Manhole Gases and Health Effects. Sprin Journal of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, 2(11), 115–126. https://doi.org/10.55559/sjahss.v2i11.150

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