China Smog Reaches 'Hazardous' Levels: Cancelled Flights, Travel Disruption, and Closed Businesses TravelersToday Last Monday, Beijing has issued a red alert for smog that will be in effect until Wednesday. This was after the city's air quality index reached 387 around Tuesday evening, which is more than enough for the air be considered "hazardous." The red alert ... |
2016-12-22
China Smog Reaches 'Hazardous' Levels: Cancelled Flights, Travel Disruption, and Closed Businesses – TravelersToday
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