Thousands of Californians Urged To Remain Indoors: 'Unhealthy'
Summary
Thousands of people in certain parts of California have been advised to stay indoors due to high air pollution levels. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) suggests that people in sensitive groups, like young children and older adults, avoid strenuous outdoor activities and consider staying indoors.Key Facts
- AirNow's map shows high levels of fine particle pollution, labeled as "unhealthy."
- Areas affected include Portola, Chester, parts of Plumas National Forest, and Sierra Valley.
- The "unhealthy" category means air quality can be harmful to health.
- Sensitive groups include young children, older adults, and those with certain medical conditions.
- The EPA advises these groups to avoid long or intense outdoor activities.
- The general public is also encouraged to reduce outdoor activities under these conditions.
- The situation is ongoing, and updates are expected.
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