air quality

Air quality in Hanoi returns to poor level after storms

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After a few days of better air quality in Hanoi due to heavy rain, the air quality index in the capital is deteriorating, continuing to be recorded at a poor level, causing concern for people.

Air quality alarm in Hanoi

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Recently, major cities in Vietnam such as Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City have continuously been in the top of the most polluted cities in the world. Experts warn that the average concentration of fine dust in the air causing environmental damage and human health is at an alarming level.

Increased fine dust in air quality in Hanoi today

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On May 19, air quality in Hanoi remained at level 1 and 2. AQI index from 11am to 2pm, areas with increased fine dust caused good levels to decrease.

Piloting the development of a network of air quality rapid measurement stations

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The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment is coordinating to implement pilot projects and develop a network of air quality rapid measurement stations.

Urgent solutions for air pollution in Ho Chi Minh City

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Ho Chi Minh City has air pollution due to vehicles, industry and urbanization. Therefore, an urgent solution is needed to improve the situation.

Reasons why Ho Chi Minh City is gloomy and foggy

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On December 27, the sky in Ho Chi Minh City was gloomy, with a layer of fog affecting visibility and traffic.

With air quality monitoring technology, workers can proactively prevent health problems

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Proactively applying technology to monitor air quality helps workers take appropriate health protection measures.

Ho Chi Minh City has been foggy for many days

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In recent days, Ho Chi Minh City has been continuously covered in fog from morning to afternoon, with air quality at a red alert level.

Samsung develops a roll-screen phone with air pollution sensors

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Samsung has recently been granted a patent for a rollable phone with an integrated air quality sensor, to address growing concerns about air pollution and the need for convenient air quality monitoring.