Health Experts Warn: High-Risk Groups Must Be Vigilant Against Haze
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Health experts in Malaysia have issued an important warning regarding the risks of haze that could affect public health. Although haze is often considered a seasonal issue, its impact on the respiratory system should not be taken lightly by the public.
According to experts, individuals belonging to high-risk groups need to take stricter precautions. This includes the elderly, children, and individuals with chronic health conditions such as lung and heart disease.
Individuals suffering from conditions like asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) are the most vulnerable to the adverse effects of haze. Unhealthy air quality can cause inflammation of the respiratory tract and exacerbate their existing health conditions.
The public is advised to reduce outdoor activities when air quality deteriorates. Additionally, the use of appropriate face masks and ensuring good indoor ventilation are highly encouraged preventive measures.
In conclusion, awareness of daily air quality levels is the key to protecting one's own health and that of one's family. The public is advised to constantly monitor the latest information from health authorities to ensure that appropriate safety measures are taken.
Sources: Yahoo
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