Air Quality Alert: 204 of 238 Indian Cities Fail to Meet Standards, Ghaziabad Most Polluted
Ghaziabad was the most polluted city, recording an average PM2.5 concentration of 172 g/m³, followed by Noida (166 g/m³), and Delhi (163 g/m³), as per CREA, a Finland-based independent research group.
A report by CREA, an independent research group based in Finland, reveals a critical air quality situation in India, with 204 out of 238 cities failing to meet air quality standards. Ghaziabad emerged as the most polluted city, recording an average PM2.5 concentration of 172 µg/m³. Noida and Delhi followed closely, with PM2.5 concentrations of 166 µg/m³ and 163 µg/m³, respectively. These findings underscore the severe air pollution crisis affecting major urban centers in India and the urgent need for effective mitigation strategies.
Severe air pollution in major Indian cities poses a significant public health risk, necessitating urgent action from authorities to improve air quality.
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