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Along with the rains that started on Monday in various parts of the country, the air pollution in the main cities including Kathmandu Valley has also been reduced. According to today's data of 'Air Quality Index', the overall Air Quality Index (AQI) is 127.
The Air Quality Index (AQI) reached 192 last Saturday, 176 on Sunday, and 156 on Monday. Air pollution has decreased and today the Air Quality Index (AQI) has reached 127. Forest expert Sunder Sharma said that air pollution is also increasing due to the smoke of forest fires that is increasing due to the absence of rain for a long time.
Even though it is raining, air pollution will still be reduced, says environment campaigner Barsha Parajuli. On the other hand, the meteorologist has informed that there is a possibility of rain for three more days. The meteorologist has also predicted the weather for the next three days and informed that there is a possibility of good rain. Meteorologist Sanjeev Adhikari of the weather forecasting division under the Department of Water and Meteorology has informed that light to moderate rains are still occurring in Lumbini, Kosi Province and the surrounding areas of Kathmandu. According to him, there is still a chance of rain for the next three days.
'There is a possibility of rain till Thursday, analyzing the 24-hour weather conditions, there has been heavy rain in Baglung, Syangja and other districts of Gandaki province, for today, there is a possibility of heavy rain in some places of Gandaki, Lumbini, province,' he said, 'today' In the afternoon, it is important to be cautious as there will be thunderstorms and rain in Kathmandu Valley.'
According to Dr. Dharmaraj Upreti, a disaster management expert, 0 to AQI 50 is good, i.e. green signal. . Be careful with AQI between '51 and 100 or yellow Known by signs. Likewise, an AQI of 1001 to 150 is considered to be unhealthy, which affects respiratory and heart patients,' he said. 201 to 300 is considered very unhealthy and 301 to 400 is dangerous. And 401 to 500 is considered a threat.'
The Air Quality Management Action Plan for Kathmandu Valley, 2076 has also stated that the situation where the AQI value is more than 300 determined by the Government of Nepal is considered as a disaster. In order to prevent this disaster, it is mentioned in the action plan to stop the burning of garbage, to widen the use of brooms and vacuums to clean the roads, and to issue public notices to children, senior citizens, patients to take special precautions.
