Desert It was almost invisible in Izmir, where the dust cloud was effective. The moments when visibility decreased in the city were captured from the air. It was suggested that it would be healthy to use a mask for a few weeks to avoid being negatively affected by the dust cloud.
THE EFFECT WAS SEEN AT NIGHT
Following the warning made by meteorology, the desert dust cloud coming from North Africa also affects Izmir. The effect of the desert dust cloud on the city, which was also effective at night, came to light with the first light of the day. While citizens had difficulty seeing both sides of the city, the desert dust cloud, which resembled fog but reduced visibility, was also seen from the air.
AIR QUALITY HAS DECREASED
According to the data of the National Air Quality Monitoring Network of the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change of the Republic of Turkey, the air quality value in Konak, one of the central districts, is measured as ‘good’; Air quality was recorded as ‘medium’ in Bayraklı, Balçova, Bornova, Buca, Karabağlar and Karşıya districts.
Source: İhlas News Agency / Page 3
