Health Asks Not to Stay Abroad in Madrid because of the Poor Air Quality Due to the Fires
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Le Journal de Montreal
Le Journal de QuebecThomas Fawkes' summer stay in Madrid, with his wife and son, did not quite take the expected turn...
Six years after the pandemic, the masks returned to the streets of Madrid. This time, not because of a virus, but because of the smoke of the fires that surround the center of Spain and degraded the air quality. The sky lost the blue, it feels the smell burned and the threat of a change of wind keeps the Spanish capital on alert
The Minister of Health, Mónica García, has described smoke as "a toxic mixture of very small particles" and urges to stay at home whenever possible, avoid outdoor physical activity and use FFP2 or FFP3 masks in case you have to go out on the street
Prudence with the ventilation of his house, the authorities recommend keeping his windows closed until the air quality improves.
Spain's health minister is urging everyone in Madrid to stay indoors. The reason is poor air quality due to the wildfires that are raging. - It is very important that you seek medical attention if you feel shortness of breath or chest pressure, says Erik Melén, who has researched how air pollution affects the lungs.
The violent wildfires in Madrid have led to poor air quality.
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