SILICOSIS DEATHS IN DELHI

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Lal Kuan, a village near the Badarpur-Mehrauli Road in Delhi has become a death zone. Silicosis has massacred around 3,000 people in Lalkuan since 1992. The deadly disease killed workers who were exposed to the dangers of stone cutting. Others also succumbed to this disease Published in Sahara Time & Grassroots

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