Dhaka's air quality has turned “moderate” this morning (July 14, 2022).

Dhaka’s air quality was “good” yesterday morning.

Dhaka’s air quality was “good” this morning (July 13, 2022).

Dhaka's air quality is still “unhealthy”.

Dhaka’s air quality has worsened again. It turned “unhealthy” today (July 5, 2022) after remaining in the “moderate” zone for the last four days, according to Air Quality Index (AQI).

Dhaka's air quality remains moderate today (July 3, 2022). The capital of Bangladesh had an air quality index (AQI) score of 64 at 10am today, ranking 28th in the list of world cities with the worst air quality.

Dhaka's air quality remains in the "moderate" zone.

Dhaka's air quality continues to be in the 'good' category.

Though Dhaka did not take the spot of the world’s most polluted city, its air quality remained “unhealthy” yesterday.

Many parts of the municipal area, including Sylhet City Corporation, remain submerged.

Dhaka’s air quality still remains “unhealthy”.

Khulna city dwellers have been facing intense dust pollution for the last couple of years, as long stretches of roads and drains are being reconstructed under different development projects.

Dhaka may no longer be the city with world's most polluted air, but the densely populated capital's air quality still remains “unhealthy”.

After a marked improvement in recent times, Dhaka’s air quality slipped back to the “unhealthy for sensitive groups” zone today.

Air pollution still remains one of the top-most challenges for Bangladesh. Dhaka has been ranked as the second most polluted city in the world.

Air pollution still remains one of the top-most challenges for Bangladesh. Capital city Dhaka has been ranked as the second most polluted city in the world.

Ensuring accountability of government agencies in-charge of conserving rivers, empowering National River Conservation Commission (NRCC), enhancing the institutional capacity, and executing concerned laws with political commitment are some of the essential factors to save the country’s rivers, speakers in a roundtable discussion have said.

You are vulnerable to toxic air even when you stay home. 

A parliamentary committee yesterday strongly recommended to save the river Buriganga, the lifeline of the capital, from pollution within the next one year.

The air quality in Dhaka’s Shahbagh area is the worst, while Gulshan-2 has the worst level of noise pollution in the capital, finds a new study.