Very Unhealthy Air Quality Prompts Outdoor Warnings in Georgia
• Air pollution reached 'very unhealthy' levels in central Georgia, prompting warnings.
• PM2.5 pollution near Macon, Gray, and Haddock poses increased health risks, especially for vulnerable groups.
• Residents are advised to limit outdoor activities, use air filters, and monitor air quality updates.
Air pollution reaches very unhealthy levels in Georgia
Thousands of residents in central Georgia were urged to limit their time outdoors on Wednesday as air pollution reached "very unhealthy" levels, according to AirNow. PM2.5 pollution near Macon, Gray, and Haddock increased health risks for everyone, with heightened danger for children, older adults, and those with medical conditions.
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