Health Ministry: Stay indoors, minimise outdoor activities during hot spell
21 March 2019
KUALA LUMPUR, March 21 — The Health Ministry advised members of the public especially those living in areas recording unhealthy air quality to reduce physical activities that can increase the breathing rate and body metabolism. “Shut the windows to reduce haze entering the house or building and avoid activities that could increase air pollution in the house or building by not smoking and frequently cleaning the interior environment,” he said in a statement tonight.“For those who can afford, install high performance air-conditioners at home to prevent tiny particles and air pollution from entering the house,” he added.
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