Ukraine: Cities around the world are getting better climates, but why has Kiev been so bad?

In the Ukrainian capital of Kiev, fiery smoke from forest fires and smoke from a nearby Chernobyl nuclear plant have spread, causing Kyiv to become one of the world's worst air pollution cities. ۔

Air pollution monitors Switzerland's IQ Air reports say that pollution from Kiev is now equal to pollution in different cities in China.

However, due to the lockdown caused by the Corona virus, most of Kiev's residents are confined to their homes.

The Ukrainian Ministry of Health says radiation levels are normal and there is no immediate threat to Chernobyl.

Air pollution in Kiev was the highest recorded in the world on Thursday, according to the IQ Air Index.
But due to the outbreak of Corona virus, economic activity around the world has been shut down and many cities have improved their climate. Then why the Kyiv climate looks so bad.

The Chernobyl plant suffered the world's biggest nuclear disaster in 1986 when a nuclear reactor roof collapsed in an accident and caused radioactive gurus to spread clouds across Europe.
Due to the lockdown caused by the Corona virus, most of Kiev's residents are confined to their homes
Firefighters are working to extinguish the forest fire in the Chernobyl area near Kiev, while new places have been set on fire due to strong winds on Thursday. But emergency services say the fire has not yet spread to the Chernobyl power station area.

The plant was secured for an area of ​​30 km and was used to restrict radioactive hotspots after the accident in 1986.

According to news agency Reuters, the Ministry of Health has asked some 37 million residents of Kiev to stay by the windows in their homes.

The Ministry of Health has warned that there may be all sore throats, coughs, shortness of breath and inflammation.