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Cloudy forecast: Rise in breathing ailments blamed on air quality

It is getting hard to breathe in Armenia.

Deforestation and deteriorating air quality have caused asthma and other respiratory ailments to increase dramatically in the last decade, health and environmental officials say. Children are especially at risk.

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Cloudy forecast: Rise in breathing ailments blamed on air quality

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