Khairul Alam: The capital Dhaka is fifth in the list of air pollution. On the other hand, Jakarta, Indonesia is at the top of pollution. This information is known from the Air Quality Index (IQAIR) indicator of the air quality covering association on Friday (September 1) at 9:56 am.
Jakarta’s score of 164 on the list of pollution situations means that the air there’s unhealthy.
West Bengal’s Kolkata is the second position in the list. The score of Kolkata is 158 which means that the air quality there’s also at an unhealthy position.
Malaysia’s Kuching is in third place and has a score of 157, meaning the air quality there’s also unhealthy.
If the score is between zero and 50 than it considers good air quality. If the score is 51 to 100 than its moderate or tolerable air quality. And score of 101 to 150 is considered unhealthy for sensitive groups.
151 to 200 is considered unhealthy. The score of 201 to 300 is considered veritably unhealthy either if it’s further than 301, it’s considered disastrous.
South Asia has come one of the most weakened regions in the world due to adding air pollution. As a result, a recent report has expressed fear that the life expectation may drop by further than five times per person in colorful countries of South Asia. The report, published on Tuesday (August 29), advised of the dangerous health goods of rising air pollution.