Summary
People living in parts of California and Oregon have been told to stay indoors due to high air pollution levels. The areas include Cromberg, Portola, and Sattley in California and La Pine in Oregon, where air quality is currently considered unhealthy. The EPA advises sensitive groups to avoid outdoor activities and others to reduce them.
Key Facts
- Residents in California and Oregon have been advised to stay indoors.
- The affected areas include Cromberg, Portola, and Sattley in California and La Pine in Oregon.
- The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is monitoring the situation.
- Air quality in these areas is labeled as "unhealthy".
- The EPA advises sensitive people, like the elderly and those with heart or lung conditions, to avoid long outdoor activities.
- Poor air quality can cause irritation to the eyes, throat, and nose and can lead to coughing or shortness of breath.
- General population is also advised to reduce time spent on outdoor activities.
