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Doha, April 03 (QNA) - Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (MECC) said air quality levels across the country remain within normal and safe limits, based on continuous monitoring.

On its X account, the ministry noted that a nationwide network of monitoring stations tracks air conditions around the clock.

Authorities advised the public to follow precautionary measures during periods of increased fine particles, including staying indoors, especially for vulnerable groups, keeping windows closed, wearing masks outdoors, and limiting outdoor activities.

The ministry added that these particles, mainly dust, are seasonal and temporary, driven by dry northern winds, and do not indicate broader health risks. (QNA)

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