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You know the blanket of smog you’ve been seeing in the air of late? Well, that’s the result of high pollution levels in Dubai, which is currently FOUR times above the World Health Organisation (WHO)’s recommended exposure.
According to the World Air Quality Index (AQI), there is a concentration of PM2.5 in Dubai, which makes the air unhealthy for sensitive groups.
Although in the amber zone now, Dubai’s pollution was marked as ‘Unhealhty’ in the RED zone over the weekend with a 162 US AQI. The rise in air pollution is more prominent during the summer months.
Along with reducing outdoor activities.
This was elaborated by the Swiss organisation, IQAir.
The extreme summer heat and humidity assists in trapping pollutants within the atmosphere, as well as manmade causes such as nitrogen dioxide an carbon emissions – and adds to the severe pollution situation in Dubai.
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