Last Updated: 07-Nov-2021, 00.25
Latest Data
3
Particulate Matter 2.5 (µg/m3)
10.5
Particulate Matter 10 (µg/m3)
8.5
Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) (ppb)
- The air is clear—perfect for outdoor activities! Pollution levels are under the recommended exposure thresholds set by the World Health Organisation (WHO) for one year of pollution exposure.
- Air quality is considered acceptable, though approaching the recommended WHO threshold for one year of pollution exposure.
- Pollution levels are now over the recommended WHO threshold for one year. There may be certain health concerns for people with specific sensitivities.
- The air is highly polluted—above twenty-four-hour exposure recommendations from the World Health Organisation. Everyone may start to feel adverse health effects, and those with sensitivities should take care when performing outdoor activities.
- Levels have exceeded the recommended WHO exposure threshold for one hour. Everyone may start to experience more serious health effects at these levels, and long term exposure constitutes a real health risk.
- These levels constitute emergency conditions. There can be harmful impacts on the general public, even in the case of short-term exposure.
