Abstract
Smog is a serious environmental problem faced by many cities around the world. In Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan, the problem of air pollution is becoming more acute due to the increase in industrial and transport activities. This article examines the main sources of smog in Bishkek, its consequences for public health, and suggests possible ways to solve this problem
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