Belgrade, Nov 8, 2024 (AFP) - Three Balkan capitals among world's 10 most polluted cities

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2024-11-08

Three Balkans region capitals -- Belgrade, Pristina and Sarajevo -- were on Friday among the 10 most polluted cities in the world, just behind Lahore, Delhi and Beijing. In the three cities, the air quality index (AQI), which measures a range of pollutants, spiked above the level of 150 which is considered unhealthy. In Paris and Los Angeles it was 44 and 34 respectively. The extreme pollution in the three Balkan capitals coincided with the drop......

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