Summary
People in Georgia, especially around Macon, Gray, and Haddock, are being told to stay inside due to high levels of air pollution. The pollution is unhealthy for everyone, especially children, older people, and those with health issues.
Key Facts
- Thousands in Georgia have been advised to avoid going outside because of air pollution.
- The pollution in certain areas is categorized as "very unhealthy" on the Air Quality Index.
- The Environmental Protection Agency warns that the air quality is harmful to everyone's health.
- Sensitive groups like children, older adults, and people with medical conditions should avoid outdoor activities.
- The primary affected areas include Macon, Gray, and Haddock.
- Fine particle pollution, known as PM2.5, is responsible for the bad air quality.
