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Air quality

Track AQI, PM2.5, PM10, NO₂, O₃ and other key pollutants by city and district.

60US_AQI
Qax district

Moderate

Plan outdoor activity based on current air-quality indicators.

Dominant pollutantWeather22°CWind1.65 m/s

Key pollutants

Qax
PM2.514.4µg/m³
PM1031.2µg/m³
NO₂3.4µg/m³
O₃82µg/m³
SO₂0.8µg/m³
CO104µg/m³
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Children

When air quality worsens, reducing prolonged intense outdoor activity can help.

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Respiratory sensitivity

People with asthma or respiratory sensitivity should monitor symptoms.

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Cardiovascular group

Sensitive people should reduce strenuous activity when air quality worsens.

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Sports and outdoors

Plan prolonged outdoor exercise according to the AQI.

How to read the index?

0–50Good51–100Fair101–150Moderate / sensitive151–200Poor201+Poor

Today’s outdoor plan

Qax
SportModerate
Walking with a childSuitable
Sensitive groupsCaution
Open windowsShort term

What do the pollutants mean?

Quick explanation
PM2.5

Very fine particles that can penetrate deep into the lungs; one of the most important indicators.

PM10

Includes dust, soil and other coarse particles. Levels may rise in dry, windy weather.

NO₂

A gas associated with traffic and combustion. High levels may irritate the respiratory tract.

O₃

Ground-level ozone can rise in sunny weather and affect prolonged outdoor activity.

SO₂

Can be linked to fuel combustion and industrial sources and cause respiratory discomfort in sensitive people.

CO

A colorless gas from incomplete combustion; especially dangerous in enclosed, poorly ventilated spaces.