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    Pm2.5 Harmful To Children’s Health, Says Dr. Thongchai

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    PM2.5 harmful to children’s health says, Dr. Thongchai

    Health officials are urging parents to keep their children
    safe during the haze disaster, as the concentration of airborne particulate
    matter has been found to be hazardous to everyone’s health, particularly that
    of young children.

    Read: Ambulance Strikes: Births suspended at Frome Birthing Centre

    The Director-General of the Department of Medical Services,
    Dr. Thongchai Keeratihuttayakorn, has warned about the health impact of Particulate
    Matter 2.5 (PM2.5), which has been accumulating in many areas of Thailand.

    He noted that PM2.5 can enter the bloodstream via the lungs
    because very fine particulate matter can evade respiratory defense mechanisms
    like nose hair.

    Read: Netherlands to ban flat-faced dogs, cats with folded ears due to ‘miserable’ health conditions

    Airborne particles can irritate the eyes, nose, and skin, as
    well as cause coughing, sneezing, and rashes, among other symptoms.

    Long-term exposure to PM2.5 can lead to more serious
    illnesses like lung cancer, cardiovascular disease, heart failure, and high
    blood pressure.

    Pregnant women who are exposed to PM2.5 are more likely to
    have preterm labor and give birth to underweight babies.

    Fine particulate matter can also have an impact on infant
    growth and brain development.

    According to Dr. Akkarathan Jittanuyanon, Director of the
    Queen Sirikit National Institute of Child Health, parents should closely
    monitor air quality reports and make sure their children drink 8-10 glasses of
    water per day.

    Read: Dr Jo Wilson Dies After Three-Year Battle With Dementia

    On days with poor air quality, parents are also advised to
    close all doors and windows, turn on indoor fans to ensure air circulation, and
    avoid starting or leaving car engines running for extended periods of time
    within residential areas.

    When PM 2.5 levels of 26 micrograms per cubic meter or
    higher are reported, they are also advised to keep their children indoors and
    encourage them to wear protective masks.

    Furthermore, children with underlying health conditions
    should be given special attention and should see a doctor if they have a
    chronic cough, difficulty breathing, or chest pain.

    Read: HPV Vaccination Rates Decline Among South East Schoolchildren


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