Delhi tops the IQAir ranking as the world's most polluted city, followed by Lahore and Beijing, highlighting severe air quality issues driven by vehicle and industrial emissions.
Delhi, India
Continues to grapple with severe air pollution, frequently ranking as the world's most polluted city.
Lahore, Pakistan
Faces alarming air quality issues, often exceeding safe limits for harmful pollutants.
Beijing, China
Despite improvements, still struggles with significant air pollution levels due to industrial emissions and vehicle exhaust.
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Deals with hazardous air quality largely attributed to construction dust and vehicle emissions.
Wuhan, China
Experiences elevated pollution levels, impacting public health and environmental conditions.
Mumbai, India
Endures persistent air quality challenges driven by traffic congestion and industrial activities.
Kathmandu, Nepal
Suffers from severe air pollution, exacerbated by vehicle emissions and construction activities.
Baghdad, Iraq
Faces poor air quality due to dust storms and pollution from vehicles and industries.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Encounters air pollution concerns, particularly during sandstorms and high traffic periods.
Karachi, Pakistan
Struggles with high pollution levels primarily from industrial activities and urban traffic congestion.