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Diwali pollution: Protection tips

Aakanksha Ahire

Mid-Day
Lifestyle
By Aakanksha Ahire
Published Nov 09, 2023

Avoid stepping out

Avoid being outdoors for long hours, especially during peak hours when pollution levels are generally higher. Avoid areas where fireworks are frequent

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Keep doors and windows shut

Those patients who have respiratory problems should try and keep their windows and doors closed during the highest hours of pollution

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Invest in air purifiers

Use air purifiers if necessary to maintain indoor air quality. Invest in air purifiers that remove harmful pollutants from the air

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Make use of masks

Protect yourself from inhaling harmful pollutants by wearing an appropriate face mask whenever you step out during Diwali festivities

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Restrict bursting firecrackers

Even if you choose to burst firecrackers, use the ones that are labelled as environment-friendly or those that emit less smoke and noise

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