<prompt> Bokella lipalo-palo tse amehang mabapi le phello ea tšilafalo ea sephethephethe bophelong bo botle.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Gather relevant statistics about the impact of traffic pollution on health. . Response in English: Traffic pollution has a significant and negative impact on human health. Here are some relevant statistics that show the extent of the problem:- According to a study published in The Lancet Planetary Health in 2020, air pollution from traffic is associated with 385,000 premature deaths every year globally. - In the United States, exposure to traffic pollution is responsible for an estimated 30,000 premature deaths each year, according to a 2012 study published in the Journal of Environmental Health.- A study conducted by the European Environment Agency EEA found that exposure to nitrogen dioxide NO2, a major component of traffic pollution, caused an estimated 71,000 premature deaths in the European Union in 2016. - Research published in the New England Journal of Medicine in 2017 found that long-term exposure to traffic pollution is associated with an increased risk of heart disease and stroke.- Another study, published in PLOS Medicine in 2018, found that exposure to fine particulate matter PM2.5 from traffic pollution increases the risk of developing type 2 diabetes. - Children are among the most vulnerable to the adverse effects of traffic pollution. A 2013 study published in the European Respiratory Journal found that children living near roads with heavy traffic had a higher risk of developing asthma and other respiratory problems.In summary, traffic pollution is a serious health issue that leads to hundreds of thousands of premature deaths each year, as well as an increased risk of developing a wide range of health problems. . Response in Sesotho: Tšilafalo ea sephethephethe e na le phello e kholo le e mpe bophelong ba batho. Lipalopalo tse ling tse amehang ke tsena tse bontsang boholo ba bothata: - Ho latela phuputso e phatlalalitsoeng ho The Lancet Planetary Health ka 2020, tšilafalo ea moea e tsoang ho sephethephethe e amahanngoa le batho ba 385,000 ba shoang pele ho nako selemo se seng le se seng lefatšeng ka bophara. - United States, ho pepesehela tšilafalo ea sephethephethe ho ikarabella bakeng sa ho hakanngoa hore batho ba 30,000 ba shoa pele ho nako selemo le selemo, ho ea ka phuputso ea 2012 e hatisitsoeng ho Journal of Environmental Health. - Phuputso e entsoeng ke European Environment Agency EEA e fumane hore ho pepesehela nitrogen dioxide NO2, karolo e kholo ea tšilafalo ea sephethephethe, ho bakile ho hakanngoa hore 71,000 ea lefu la pele ho nako European Union ka 2016. - Lipatlisiso tse hatisitsoeng New England Journal ea Bongaka ka 2017 e fumane hore ho pepeseha ha nako e telele tšilafalo ea sephethephethe ho amahanngoa le kotsi e eketsehileng ea lefu la pelo le stroke. - Phuputso e ngoe, e hatisitsoeng ho PLOS Medicine ka 2018, e fumane hore ho pepesehela ntho e ntle ea likaroloana PM2.5 ho tsoa tšilafalo ea sephethephethe ho eketsa kotsi ea ho ba le lefu la tsoekere la mofuta oa 2. - Bana ba hara ba kotsing e kholo ea litlamorao tse mpe tsa tšilafalo ea sephethephethe. Phuputso ea 2013 e hatisitsoeng ho European Respiratory Journal e fumane hore bana ba lulang haufi le litsela tse nang le sephethephethe se seholo ba na le kotsi e kholo ea ho tšoaroa ke asthma le mathata a mang a ho hema. Ka bokhutšoanyane, tšilafalo ea sephethephethe ke taba e tebileng ea bophelo bo botle e lebisang ho batho ba makholo a likete ba shoang pele ho nako selemo le selemo, hammoho le kotsi e eketsehileng ea ho ba le mathata a mangata a bophelo bo botle. 