Kathmandu Valley's air quality reaches 'unhealthy level'
Summary
Kathmandu Valley's air pollution has worsened to an unhealthy level with an AQI of 175, ranking the city seventh among the world's most polluted cities. Factors include dry weather, industrial activity, and construction. The government considers AQI above 300 a disaster.
Key Points
- Kathmandu Valley's air quality has deteriorated to an unhealthy level with an AQI of 175.
- Kathmandu is ranked seventh among the most polluted cities worldwide on the reported day.
- Dry weather, factories, industries, and construction are major contributors to the air pollution.
- Government procedures classify AQI above 300 as a disaster for Kathmandu Valley.
