IQAir Report Highlights Severe Air Pollution Globally, Including Poland and Indonesia

A new IQAir report on global air quality reveals that only 14% of cities worldwide meet WHO guidelines, with Poland's air quality ranking declining due to persistent smog. The report also identifies Indonesia as Southeast Asia's most polluted country, with PM2.5 levels six times the WHO safe limit.

8 Apr, 23:04 — 8 Apr, 23:04

Post Share

Sources

Showing 1 of 1 sources

VnExpressMixed149d ago

Southeast Asia's most polluted country has PM2.5 levels 6 times the WHO safe limit

Indonesia remained Southeast Asia's most polluted country in 2025, with average fine-particle pollution running at six times the World Health Organization's safe limit despite a nearly 16% year-on-year improvement, according to IQAir's 2025 World Air Quality Report.

Read full article →

IQAir Report Highlights Severe Air Pollution Globally, Including Poland and Indonesia

Sources

Southeast Asia's most polluted country has PM2.5 levels 6 times the WHO safe limit

Related Stories

Heavy Rainfall Triggers Widespread Waterlogging and Traffic Disruptions in Delhi-NCR

Two Survivors Rescued From Debris 10 Days After Nepal Flash Floods

Fire destroys historic Achaia Clauss winery in Patras; archive and old wines saved

Kenya’s Ruto Reverses Tata Chemicals Exit Order, Opens Magadi Mining to New Investors