The air in Bosnia and Herzegovina, especially in the central and northern valley and valley parts of the country, is extremely bad and very unhealthy at almost all measuring stations, while the capital Sarajevo this morning has the most polluted air in the world.
According to the IQAir website, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina at 11.30 am had a pollution index of 262, ahead of India’s Delhi (251) and Pakistan’s Lahore (241).
General meteorological conditions will remain unfavorable from the aspect of air quality, but in the next two days a somewhat more pronounced daily course of pollutant concentrations is expected, which would mean shorter periods during the day with more moderately polluted air, the Federal Hydrometeorological Institute (FHMZ) announced.
