Air quality checked every 5 minutes
The Kuwait Environment Authority emphasizes its ongoing monitoring of air quality in the country through a specialized system of fixed and mobile stations. Pollutants are continuously measured and data analyzed every five minutes to support decision-making and protect public health. Data shows that Kuwait’s climatic conditions, such as high temperatures and dust storms, directly impact air quality, necessitating continuous monitoring to understand changes and identify pollution sources. Additionally, the authority has launched scientific projects in collaboration with the Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research and Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health to study the effects of pollutants on air quality and human health. These projects are set to be completed by December 2027, with a focus on raising awareness and fostering cooperation among all stakeholders to maintain clean and safe air.
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