National Environmental Agency: Since March 9 an increase in the content of solid particles has been observed in the atmospheric air in Georgia, which is mainly related to transboundary pollution

According to the National Environmental Agency, since March 9, an increase in the content of solid particles (PM10, PM2.5) has been observed in the atmospheric air in Georgia, which is mainly related to transboundary pollution and is due to the small spread of desert dust masses from the south and southeast.

According to them, the National Environmental Agency of the Ministry of Environment Protection and Agriculture of Georgia continues to continuously monitor ambient air quality through automatic stations.

“Any interested person has the opportunity to familiarize himself with information about the state of air quality and also receive health recommendations on the atmospheric air quality portal https://air.gov.ge/ in the “Recommendations” field,” reads the information .