Data from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) shows that Mumbai experienced 13 days with 'Good' air quality (AQI under 50) during July, while the rest of the month remained in the 'Satisfactory' range (AQI under 100). Specialists noted that intense rain and high-speed winds played a key role in dispersing pollutants and boosting air quality. Previously, the city reported 10 days of 'Good' air quality in June and 12 days in May.
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