Air Quality in Central Kalimantan Becomes the Worst in Indonesia
The air quality in the Central Kalimantan region is reported to be the worst in all of Indonesia as of this morning, Friday (6/9). Based on the latest data, the region recorded a very high air quality index, reaching a figure of 491.
This figure indicates a level of pollution that is very dangerous to public health. For comparison, an air quality index in the range of 0 to 50 is categorized as a good condition. With a score of 491, the air quality in Central Kalimantan is currently far above the normal threshold.
This poor air condition can have a direct impact on the health of residents, especially for those who have respiratory problems. Authorities and health experts usually advise the public to reduce outdoor activities and wear masks when in open areas to avoid excessive exposure to pollution.
As of now, there is no further information regarding the main cause of the pollution spike. However, the public is urged to continue monitoring official information from the local government regarding air quality developments and the preventive measures that need to be taken to remain safe while carrying out activities.