Fine dust alarm in Stralsund: Air quality reaches red warning level!

Fine dust alarm in Stralsund: Air quality reaches red warning level!

Stralsund-Knieperdamm, 18437 Stralsund, Deutschland - In Stralsund, an alarming increase in fine dust pollution was measured on Saturday. At the Stralsund-Knieperdamm station, the value exceeded the harmless limit at 30 µg/m³, which caused the air quality to fall into the red area. The Federal Environment Agency warns of poor air quality and in particular recommends that people with respiratory diseases or cardiovascular problems to avoid outdoor activities.

The current fine dust pollution is alarming and ensures health risks. Fine dust, which is considered dangerous, can penetrate the airways and cause inflammation in sensitive people. According to the air quality index, the safe range is between 0 and 25 µg/m³ - values above can lead to serious health problems. In view of the critical situation, it is advisable to move sporting activities to the morning or evening hours and to stay in air-conditioned rooms. The recommended measures to improve air quality indoors include humidifiers and houseplants such as ivy and green lilies.

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