Give a reason for dust and smoke being more prevalent in cities than in villages.

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Cities are more advanced than villages in terms of amenities and technology.
The number of industries, factories, working units, and vehicles is way more in the cities and when compared to the villages.
Due to the release of harmful gases and particulate matter from all such units, dust and smoke are more prevalent in cities.
As a result of this, pollution is higher in the cities.

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