This level is considered good.
The most polluted areas of the capital:
1. Baytik village - 133
2. Madiyev Street - 126
3. Nagorye - 71
The main air pollutant in Bishkek is PM2.5.
| Air Quality Index AQI | Pollution Level | |
| 0—50 | good | Air quality is satisfactory, pollution level is within normal limits |
| 51—100 | satisfactory | Air quality is acceptable, but some substances may be harmful to sensitive groups of the population |
| 101—150 | unhealthy for sensitive groups | May negatively affect people with heightened sensitivity, but most will not experience noticeable effects |
| 151—200 | unhealthy | All people may experience negative effects, especially vulnerable groups may face serious consequences |
| 201—300 | very unhealthy | Hazardous to health. This may affect the entire population |
| 300+ | hazardous | Hazardous to health. All people may experience serious consequences |
PM2.5 refers to particles smaller than 2.5 microns. Their diameter is 30 times smaller than that of a human hair. These particles include a mixture of dust, ash, soot, as well as sulfates and nitrates present in the air. They contribute to the deterioration of air quality typical of large cities.
As of February 4, Bishkek ranks 102nd in the world air quality and pollution ranking (5:00 PM).
• Recommendations for protection against air pollution:
- close windows to prevent polluted air from entering;
- use masks;
- try to avoid physical activity outdoors;
- use air purifiers.
