It will take a few days for the clouds to clear from Kathmandu’s sky, increasing the problem of burning eyes and nose due to high pollution.

Kathmandu. The clouds that have been gathering in the Kathmandu Valley for the past few days due to air pollution will take a few more days to break. Meteorologist Binu Maharjan said that the sky will gradually improve and clear from tomorrow, Friday, as the wind speed is likely to be higher than today.

Currently, there is no rain in the capital valley, but there are signs that the clouds will gradually clear from the sky here, he said. Informing that the temperature has also decreased slightly today compared to Wednesday, he informed that the temperature will also gradually increase from tomorrow.

According to the Water and Weather Forecasting Division, there is currently a partial effect of westerly winds and local winds in the country and there is partial cloud cover in the hilly areas of the country including Lumbini Province. The problem of burning nose, eyes, and throat due to air pollution has increased in Kathmandu. Kathmandu is becoming one of the most polluted cities in the world, which is also having a serious impact on people’s health.