Fires Advance over the West of Pará and Leave Unsanitary Air

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Map of Santarem's air quality Disclosure Air quality in Santarém, in western Pará, reached the level considered "very unhealthy" on the morning of Monday (19). According to data from the real-time monitoring system IQAir, the Air Quality Index (AQI) marked 221 around 5h. ✅ Click here and follow channel g1 Santarém and Region in WhatsApp The main pollutant responsible for the negative indicator is PM2.5, which consists of fine particles suspended…

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Para leads the number of active fire outbreaks in Brazil, with 922 records on the Burned Platform of the National Institute of Space Research (Inpe). In the Amazon, there are 90 active outbreaks, after the state records more than a thousand fire points this month. Smoke also compromises the air quality in the region. On the morning of Monday, 19, Manaus recorded an index of 153 on the IQAir platform, classification considered unhealthy. In Santa…

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With 922 active focus, Pará is the state with the most occurrences of forest fires in the country, according to the Burned Platform, of the National Institute of Space Research (Inpe). In neighboring Amazonas, currently 90 focus are active, after the state has recorded more than a thousand fire points this month. While the air quality in Manaus, on the morning of Monday (19), remains classified as unhealthy, with index of 153, according to the I…

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Brasilia, Oct 19 (Prensa Latina) Forest fires are advancing today in the west of the Brazilian state of Pará, where 922 hot spots remain active and the city of Santarém has levels of air pollution considered very unhealthy for the population. The post Forest fires aggravate air pollution in Brazil first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.

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The station in the city of Pará recorded a concentration of 185 micrograms per cubic meter of fine particulate matter, a type of pollution that is inhalable and very harmful to health.