Tashkent smelled of burning again
In some places, the level of air pollution is assessed as dangerous for health.
By the evening of September 25, the content of fine-disperse PM2.5 particles was 54 μg/m³, exceeding WHO recommendations by 10.4 times, according to IQAir data.
Thus, by the morning of September 25, the capital again occupied Tashkent’s place among the top ten leaders, among the world’s most dirty cities. Atmospheric quality is assessed as harmful to vulnerable groups.
Earlier, the Ministry of Ecology explained the severe deterioration of air quality in Tashkent. According to the Ministry, the amount of PM2.5 may increase again.
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