In recent days, Rivne has experienced elevated levels of air pollution, primarily due to the presence of fine dust particles and nitrogen oxides. These conditions are typical for the cold season when solid fuel boilers operate more intensively.
This is reported by Rivne24
As of this morning, exceedances of the maximum allowable daily average concentrations have been recorded: the concentration of PM 10 particles is 82.32 µg/m³, which is 1.6 times higher than the permissible level; PM 2.5 is 79.56 µg/m³, exceeding the norm by 3.2 times; nitrogen dioxide is at 0.068 µg/m³, with an exceedance of 1.7 times.
The situation is under constant monitoring by specialists who conduct regular assessments of air quality indicators.
It is worth noting that most people may not feel any changes in their well-being. However, special attention should be given to individuals with chronic respiratory diseases, the elderly, and pregnant women.
On such days, it is recommended to:
- Consult with a doctor in advance regarding possible measures and medications.
- Avoid physical exertion outdoors.
- Monitor your own health.
- Maintain a proper hydration regimen.
- If you have chronic illnesses, it is advisable to consult with a doctor in advance for individual recommendations.