Summary
Thousands of people in Indiana and Arizona are advised to stay indoors because of unhealthy air pollution levels. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) warns that air in parts of these states could harm health, especially for sensitive groups.
Key Facts
- People in Indiana and Arizona are facing unhealthy air pollution levels.
- The trouble spots are near South Bend, Indiana, and parts of Arizona.
- The pollution is made up of fine particles, known as PM2.5.
- The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) advises sensitive groups to avoid outdoor activities.
- All people are recommended to reduce outdoor activity and take breaks.
- The air quality information comes from a live map provided by AirNow.
- The situation is described as ongoing and developing, suggesting it could change.
