Premonsoon activities improve Nepal’s air quality
Summary
Premonsoon rainfall and winds have significantly improved the air quality in Kathmandu Valley, reducing hazardous pollution levels and providing relief to public health affected by weeks of toxic air.
Key Points
- Kathmandu Valley's air quality improved significantly due to recent pre-monsoon rainfall and strong winds.
- PM2.5 levels dropped to moderate levels in most parts of the Valley according to IQAir data.
- Heavy rainfall was recorded in multiple districts, classified as 'very heavy' by the Meteorological Forecasting Division.
- Meteorologists warn that strong winds and thunderstorms will continue during the pre-monsoon season, urging public caution.
