Serbia, winter with polluted air: major cities under control
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Every winter Serbia faces an air quality problem. During the heating season, the air quality index (AQI) in the country's main cities rises and the values become higher than normal.
The phenomenon is mainly linked to the use of home heating systems during the cold months. Sources covering this topic explain the main causes and the periods when the situation worsens the most, because conditions change during the season.
Polluted air can create health risks. The most exposed people are the elderly, children, and those who suffer from respiratory or heart problems. For this reason, during periods of greater pollution, it is recommended to limit outdoor activities and check updates on air quality.
In Italy, the Po Valley also often records high levels of air pollution during the winter, for similar reasons. The Serbian case shows how important it is to follow updated data and understand the causes of this seasonal problem, which recurs every year.
Sources: IQAir
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