Poor air quality continues in 4 cities in Tenerife

he Emergency and Safety Coordination Center 112 Published air quality statement Four Cities Routine-Unfavorable Smoke from forest fires in Tenerife.

According to 112 Canarias, the smoke consists of a mixture of gases and small particles that are emitted when plants and other materials burn.

affected cities

Other cities could be severely affected if smoke from the fires reaches them.

suggestion

People with respiratory or heart disease (asthma, chronic bronchitis, emphysema), minors, pregnant women and the elderly, people engaged in strenuous physical activity and people with reduced mobility may be particularly affected.

People with pre-existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience coughing, eye, nose, or throat irritation, difficulty breathing deeply, chest discomfort, palpitations, fatigue, and worsening symptoms.

Therefore, it is recommended to avoid going out, and if this happens, wear an FFP2 mask to avoid respiratory problems.Likewise, vigorous or prolonged physical activity is not recommended

It’s best to keep windows and doors closed, and if you have an air conditioner, put it on recirculation mode and use a clean filter.