High levels of ambient air pollution have been recorded in several cities across Georgia, the BPN news outlet reports.
According to the latest data from the National Environmental Agency, an increase in particulate matter concentrations (PM10 and PM2.5) was observed across various Georgian cities today, October 18.
The ambient air quality portal (air.gov.ge) is currently reporting elevated concentrations of particulate matter in Tbilisi, Gardabani, and Rustavi.
BPN published a list of air quality monitoring stations where, as of 4:00 PM, air quality was rated as “poor” or “very poor”:
- Tbilisi — 73a Agmashenebeli Ave. (“poor”);
- Tbilisi — 105 Tsereteli Ave. (“poor”);
- Rustavi — 35a Megobroba Ave. (“poor”);
- Gardabani — Tazakendi (“very poor”).