Mumbai's air quality has declined to unsatisfactory levels for the third time this month, with the AQI hitting 137 due to increased humidity and reduced wind speed.
MumbaiSmogAir QualityAqiDiwaliReal Estate MumbaiOct 27, 2024
The current AQI in Mumbai reached 137 at 5:08 am on the day of the report, indicating a decline in air quality.
The air quality in Mumbai has deteriorated due to increased humidity and reduced wind speed, which have contributed to the formation of smog and poor air quality.
Navy Nagar in Colaba, Byculla, Mazgaon, and Worli are among the areas most affected by poor air quality, with some areas experiencing hazardous AQI levels.
The IMD forecasts mainly clear skies for the city with no weather alerts. Temperatures are expected to drop, with maximums ranging from 31 to 33 degrees Celsius and minimums between 22 and 25 degrees Celsius.
Residents, especially those with respiratory issues, are advised to stay indoors, use air purifiers, and avoid physical activity outdoors to minimize exposure to air pollutants.
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