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The rate of deaths linked to environmental risks in Saudi Arabia fell by 11.2% between 1990 and 2023, according to an international study covering the Gulf states and seven environmental factors. Despite this decline, the Kingdom’s exposure index for fine particulate matter (PM2.5) rose by 24.3%. The study estimated that environmental risks were linked to around 29,129 premature deaths in 2023. Saudi Arabia’s economic and social burden amounted to $22.2 billion, or about 58.7% of the total estimated economic burden across the Gulf states.
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