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HPA warns of hazy worsening haze conditions

The Health Protection Agency (HPA) has urged the public to take special measures against worsening haze conditions across parts of the Maldives. Air Quality Index readings reached 165 in Kulhudhuhfushi City and 158 in Funadhoo, Shaviyani Atoll, while Male' stood at 127 and Fuvamulah and Addu City had the best air quality.

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  • 151-200 AQI risk range for adverse health effects Byline The HPA said the AQI range of 151-200 is a high risk for adverse health effects, including lung and heart disease.

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  • 127 AQI points Air Quality Index (AQI) level Byline As per the readings, the current AQI level in Male' is 127.

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  • Worsening haze conditions recorded across parts of the country, with air quality best in Fuvamulah and Addu City at time of reporting (2026-10-27) Maldives; best quality in Fuvamulah and Addu City Byline Currently, the air quality is the best and safest in Fuvamulah and Addu City.

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