In particular, after 9:00 p.m., air quality was classified as “Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups” under the international Air Quality Index (AQI). By the morning of 10 November, it had improved to the “Moderate” level. According to the national air quality index, PM2.5 levels initially fell within the “yellow” category before improving to the “green” category in the morning.

During the night, falling temperatures, relative humidity levels rising to 100% and low wind speeds temporarily limited the dispersion of pollutants in the atmosphere. At the same time, high humidity affected readings from some monitoring devices, resulting in higher recorded particulate matter concentrations.

From the morning of 10 November, air quality indicators began to improve due to rainfall and stronger winds. According to forecasts, air quality in Tashkent is expected to remain at the “Moderate” level until midday.

For reference, continuous monitoring is being carried out to assess ambient air quality accurately and keep the public promptly informed. Monitoring results and forecasts are published regularly. In addition, the National Committee on Ecology, its regional departments and relevant organisations continue to conduct inspection and enforcement operations.