By Sheikh Muntaqim Ahmed Al Hasib Every dry season, Dhaka faces a familiar environmental problem: deteriorating air quality. The city’s pollution levels are particularly severe during the months when rainfall is limited, and fine particulate matter can remain concentrated in the atmosphere. The scale of the problem is reflected in recent measurements. According to IQAir’s 2025 World Air Quality Report, Bangladesh was the second most polluted co…
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