Ozone is a toxic gas, and its high concentration will affect human health. In order to protect public health, the environmental protection department usually issues an orange warning of ozone. This warning means that the ozone concentration reaches the daily average 150~200 μ g/m3, which will have an impact on the health of people in public places, schools and stadiums. If you are engaged in outdoor activities in these areas, please try to avoid high-intensity sports and outdoor activities.

How should we deal with the warning that ozone turns orange?

Once the environmental protection department warns that ozone turns orange, we should take some measures to protect our health. First of all, we should avoid jogging, cycling and other high-intensity sports in the outdoor environment with high ozone concentration. Secondly, we should reduce the time and intensity of outdoor activities. In addition, you can wear a mask outdoors to prevent ozone from harming the respiratory system. If you already feel that your body has symptoms such as difficulty breathing and lack of oxygen, please seek medical advice in time.

Ozone is harmful not only to human health, but also to the natural environment. Therefore, we should take some measures to reduce ozone emissions. First of all, we must adhere to environmental protection and raise environmental awareness. Secondly, we can reduce the use of motor vehicles and choose public transportation, walking or cycling. Finally, we can choose to use environmentally friendly products and other measures to reduce ozone emissions and do our part to protect the environment and human health.