Luxembourg ozone levels reach dangerous high
People with breathing problems were strongly urged not to exert themselves on Monday after air experts recorded dangerously high ozone concentrations related to the hot weather.
People with breathing problems were strongly urged not to exert themselves on Monday after air experts recorded dangerously high ozone concentrations related to the hot weather.
In a press release from Luxembourg's Environment Ministry, it emerged that on Monday afternoon ozone concentrations exceeded the so-called safe threshold of 180 μg/m3 for ambient air to reach 184 mg / m3 in Esch-sur-Alzette.
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