High concentrations of dust are
observed in the air today, 1st March 2023, according to
measurements from ground Stations of the Air Quality Monitoring Network
operated by the Department of Labour Inspection. The public, and particularly any vulnerable groups of population (children, older people, and the infirm) are urged to avoid circulating in open spaces until the observed episode has elapsed, as the small size of respirable particles in dust may have negative effects on human health. Employers must take appropriate
measures (organizational and/or technical) after assessing any risks that
their employees may face while working in open spaces, and it is recommended
that workers in such spaces use appropriate means of personal protection. In detail, the latest hourly
dust concentrations measured at 7:00 am in the following areas are: Lefkosia:
68.2 μg/m3 Lemesos:
58.4 μg/m3 Larnaka:
70.1
μg/m3 Paralimni:
86.1 μg/m3 Pafos:
73.5 μg/m3 Zygi:
43.9 μg/m3 Agia Marina
Xyliatou: 41.3 μg/m3 It is noted that ‘dust’ refers
to respirable particulate matter of a diameter smaller than 10 μm (PM10)
in the air. According to the relevant legislation, a limit value not to be
exceeded is set for the daily average concentrations at 50 μg/m3
(micrograms per cubic meter). More information on the
measured pollutant concentrations and real-time updates is available online
at www.airquality.gov.cy and also through the free mobile
application ‘Air Quality Cyprus’. (MV/SCH) |
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