The violent fire at a warehouse in Bucharest led to pollution seven times above the normal limit, but the values returned to normal limits the next day.
Sanziana Georgescu
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On Tuesday evening, a fire at the Antefrig warehouse in sector 2 of Bucharest generated toxic smoke, affecting air quality in several neighborhoods. The pollution level reached alarming values, with PM10 particles seven times higher than the maximum allowable limit. After the intervention of dozens of fire trucks on Wednesday morning, the National Environmental Agency announced that pollution levels had returned to normal. During the peak period, between 8:00 PM and 10:00 PM, the monitoring station on Basarabia Boulevard recorded the highest concentrations.
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Cele mai recente date ale Agenției Naționale de Mediu privind situația aerului din București, după incendiul de la Antefrig care a dus la valori alarmante de poluare
Agenţia Naţională pentru Mediu anunţă că valorile concentraţiilor particulelor PM10 şi PM2,5 au reintrat în normal, după incendiul uriaş de la un depozit din sectorul 2 al Capitalei/ Marţi seară, limita maximă admisă la PM10 a fost depăşită de şapte ori
Calitatea aerului din București a revenit la normal după incendiul din Sectorul 2
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