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The article presents a standard Air Quality Index (AQI) scale, offering a straightforward categorization of air pollution levels and their potential health impacts.

The scale begins with AQI readings from 0 to 50, designated as 'Good.' This range typically signifies minimal risk to public health. As the AQI increases, the health implications become more pronounced.

Readings between 51 and 100 are classified as 'Moderate,' suggesting that some individuals, particularly those sensitive to air pollution, may experience health effects. The 'Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups' category covers AQI values from 101 to 150, indicating that members of sensitive groups may experience health effects, while the general public is less likely to be affected.

Further increases in pollution lead to the 'Unhealthy' range, from 151 to 200, where everyone may begin to experience health effects. The highest category presented is 'Very Unhealthy,' encompassing AQI levels from 201 to 300. In this range, health alert conditions are likely, meaning everyone may experience more serious health effects.

While the article lists these categories, it does not provide specific context for current air quality readings or the geographical location to which this scale applies, beyond the implied context of the NEPSE (Nepal Stock Exchange) ticker.