Answer:
Capital city of London had many deaths from smog in 1952.
Step-by-step explanation:
- The Great Smog of 1952 only affected the capital city of London.
- It wrecked chaos and killed thousands of people during the five days that it lasted.
- A veil of smoke began to cover the city's major landmarks such as the Big Ben, the London Bridge, etc.
- Soon after, the fog became contaminated with tons of soot and other toxic contaminants from various industries.
- There was an inversion in the temperature which resulted in the prevention of sulphurous smoke from rising and clearing up.
- This was a major disaster that left all the people of London crippled for days and also killing thousands.