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IN PHOTOS: Smog blankets parts of Mumbai as air quality dips to 134

Updated On: 04 February, 2026 08:25 PM IST | Anushree Gaikwad

Parts of Mumbai on Wednesday continued to reel under a blanket of smog, with poor air quality significantly reducing visibility across the city and raising health concerns. (PICS/ ASHISH RAJE)

Parts of Mumbai on Wednesday continued to reel under a blanket of smog, with poor air quality significantly reducing visibility across the city and raising health concerns. (PICS/ ASHISH RAJE)

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Parts of Mumbai on Wednesday continued to reel under a blanket of smog, with poor air quality significantly reducing visibility across the city and raising health concerns. (PICS/ ASHISH RAJE)
<p>While the level is not classified as severe, health experts warn that such conditions can cause breathing discomfort to people suffering from lung disorders, asthma and heart-related ailments</p>

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While the level is not classified as severe, health experts warn that such conditions can cause breathing discomfort to people suffering from lung disorders, asthma and heart-related ailments

<p>Several parts of the city recorded higher AQI levels, reflecting a worsening pollution trend. The Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC), a major commercial hub, registered an AQI of 166, edging close to the poor category</p>

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Several parts of the city recorded higher AQI levels, reflecting a worsening pollution trend. The Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC), a major commercial hub, registered an AQI of 166, edging close to the poor category

<p>Borivali East recorded an AQI of 148, while Byculla stood at 145. Andheri East reported 131, Chembur 120, and Colaba 116</p>

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Borivali East recorded an AQI of 148, while Byculla stood at 145. Andheri East reported 131, Chembur 120, and Colaba 116

<p>Other areas also showed elevated pollution levels. Ghatkopar recorded an AQI of 152, Kandivali East 140, Bandra East 136, Kurla 133 and Malad West 151. Sewri reported an AQI of 123. Bhandup West was relatively better compared to other areas, with an AQI of 96, falling within the satisfactory range</p>

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Other areas also showed elevated pollution levels. Ghatkopar recorded an AQI of 152, Kandivali East 140, Bandra East 136, Kurla 133 and Malad West 151. Sewri reported an AQI of 123. Bhandup West was relatively better compared to other areas, with an AQI of 96, falling within the satisfactory range

<p>Officials monitoring air quality said particulate matter, especially PM10, remains the dominant pollutant affecting Mumbai&rsquo;s air. The high concentration of PM10 is largely attributed to construction-related dust, ongoing infrastructure projects, and heavy vehicular emissions across arterial roads</p>

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Officials monitoring air quality said particulate matter, especially PM10, remains the dominant pollutant affecting Mumbai’s air. The high concentration of PM10 is largely attributed to construction-related dust, ongoing infrastructure projects, and heavy vehicular emissions across arterial roads

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