Desert dust carried by winds from Africa began to be effective in Athens, the capital of Greece. In the statement shared by the Greek Chest Diseases Association, it was warned that desert dust particles in the atmosphere are dangerous for those with respiratory diseases.
Desert dust coming from Africa covered the sky in the capital Athens.
In the statement shared by the Greek Chest Diseases Association, it was warned that desert dust particles in the atmosphere are dangerous for those with respiratory diseases.
In the statement, people with respiratory problems and heart diseases were asked not to engage in outdoor activities, keep windows closed, use masks outdoors, and those with chronic diseases were asked to contact their doctors.
Visibility in the city center and the region was reduced due to desert dust.
The Greek Meteorological Office stated that muddy rain is expected in northern and western Greece.
