On January 30, the city of Tashkent took first place among major metropolises in terms of air pollution levels.
According to data from the IQAir portal, as of 11:00, the concentration of PM2.5 fine particles in the capital's air was 184.5 μg/m³.
Experts recommend that in such conditions, people should avoid unnecessary outings, and citizens with respiratory diseases should use medical masks.
It is also necessary to wash hands and face thoroughly upon entering the home, clean rooms with a damp cloth, keep doors and windows tightly closed, and prevent dust accumulation indoors.
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