DON'T GO OUT UNLESS YOU HAVE TO: The Institute Warns Banja Luka Residents About Unhealthy Air and Dangerous Particles
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Banja Luka is facing the problem of polluted air again this fall, and warnings from the Institute of Public Health of Republika Srpska have reopened the question of what the authorities are specifically doing to protect the health of citizens and reduce concentrations of harmful particles.
Air pollution in Banja Luka has been ongoing for six days. Elevated concentrations of PM10 and PM2.5 particles have prompted a warning from the Institute of Public Health of the Republic of Serbia.
Winter has not yet begun, and the Institute for Public Health of the Republic of Srpska is already warning that the air in Banja Luka is unhealthy. Last winter, the city government announced mandatory filters on chimneys, increased inspections and the introduction of electric buses. Ahead of the new heating season, the city is again announcing controls, and the data published so far does not show how many measures have been taken […] The post In…
The air quality in Banja Luka is unhealthy due to the increased concentration of fine particulate matter PM2.5, the Institute of Public Health of the Republic of Srpska warned, urging citizens to be cautious, especially those belonging to sensitive categories of the population. Special warnings are addressed to children, pregnant women, the elderly, as well as citizens suffering from asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), heart an…
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