The Environment Ministry, led by Diana Buzoianu, will work with the Transport Ministry to measure air quality in metro stations after high levels of PM particles were found.
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Diana Buzoianu said a partnership is being sought with the Ministry of Transportation to install sensors in metro stations, following measurements that showed high levels of PM particles. The project will be carried out after the budget rectification, scheduled for late summer. Journalists have found that the air in some stations is more toxic than in metro cars.
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