A clear improvement compared to past weeks. We can say that the few precipitations, or the locally stormy showers which appeared in the capital brought their share of benefits. Indeed, the air quality is generally good at the start of the week according to a bulletin published by the General Directorate of Meteorology (DGM). The service informs that “ concentrations of fine PM2.5 particles are below or close to the threshold recommended by the WHO “. In particular, in the neighborhoods of Ampandrianomby (DGM), Andraharo (UNICEF), Soanierana (CNRE), Antsakaviro, Miandrarivo (MADA-AQ) and Andranomena (United States Embassy). This would equate to concentrations of between zero and twelve micrograms per cubic meter if we still rely on the DGM bulletin. So, ” For the next three days, weather conditions should become favorable for the accumulation of pollutants but air quality should remain moderate..
José Belalahy
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