Smog Poses Health Risks to Millions

The World Health Organization explains that smoke from fires, especially during the summer season, poses a significant health risk that extends thousands of kilometers and affects millions of people. It causes a mixture of gases and fine particles that lead to respiratory diseases, cardiovascular and brain conditions, as well as skin illnesses and mental health issues. The danger of smoke increases when fires encroach on urban areas, amplifying the toxicity of the emitted substances. Additionally, wars and conflicts that produce dust and smoke from bombings pose further health risks. Experts believe that individual and community preparedness and protection are essential to confront the health threats resulting from these phenomena.

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