Taiwan to publish more precise air pollution data

The data will reflect Taiwan's large-scale monitoring of air particles less than 2.5 micrometers (PM2.5) in size, through a system that was adopted last year, the EPA said.

The inclusion of such information in Taiwan's reports will lead to better monitoring of the country's air quality and help meet international standards, an EPA official Chu Yu-chi said.

The reports will be compiled from data obtained at over 30 specific air quality monitoring stations across the island and will be much more precise and comprehensive than before, Chu added.

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