KABUL’s most populated cities.
The announcement comes following increasing complaints about air pollution in the central capital where air pollution related deaths have also risen.
EPA spokesman Laila Samani told Pajhwok Afghan News that air quality monitoring devices would be installed at eight to ten different areas and the tests would be accurate and shared with people time to time.
Samani said they had currently no permanent air monitoring station. She said recently wrong information was published in local media and social media . . .
