Red degree… Ahwaz air is a deadly poisoned

 

Pollution rates have risen in the occupied Arab State of Ahwaz, which has reached red degree, meaning that the air in Ahwaz is unhealthy and threatens the health of thousands of citizens, amid the failure of the Persian occupation to find a solution to the high level of air pollution in Ahwaz.

Five stations measured air pollution in Al-Ahwaz the capital, which reached the red degree, but in this case, the Persian occupation officials did not show any reaction to this crime against the Ahwazi Arab people.

On the other hand, it is not clear whether or not an air pollution emergency working group meeting took place, given continued high pollution rates.

There are 27 active stations to measure air pollution in Al-Ahwaz, eight of which are located in Al-Ahwaz, the capital, but there are no stations to monitor air pollution in eight cities of Al-Ahwaz, which indicates the failure of the Persian occupation in facing the pollution crisis in Al-Ahwaz.

During the past 48 hours, 602 Ahwazi citizens went to medical centers due to air pollution, and they showed symptoms of respiratory problems, and heart problems were admitted to the hospital, and they were referred to the emergency department in hospitals affiliated to Jundishapur University of Medical Sciences in Ahwaz.