Air Quality 'Dangerous' in Several Parts of Hungary
- 18 Dec 2025 3:08 PM
A high concentration of airborne dust particles is making air quality "dangerous" in several parts of Hungary, the national public health centre (NNGYK) said.
According to recent measurements, the air is currently "dangerous" in Debrecen and Bekescsaba, in eastern and south-eastern Hungary, respectively.
Air quality is "unhealthy" in Nyiregyhaza, Sajószentpéter and Putnok.
Air quality is "poor" in several other places including Budapest, Miskolc, Kazincbarcika, Eger,Esztergom, Tatabanya in the north, Szekesfehervar, Varpalota, Ajka, Gyor, Mosonmagyarovar and Szentgotthard in the west and Pecs and Kaposvar in the south.
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