China to set up 126 smog monitoring sites
BEIJING - China will set up 126 monitoring sites nationwide to study the effect
of air pollution on health.
The National Health and Family Planning
Commission has been researching correlations between health and smog, Ma
Xiaowei, deputy head of the commission, told a press conference.
"This work is still in its primary stage, but we are losing no time," said
Ma.
China has started smog risk assessments and a program on smog
warning technology to identify typical pollutants that harm people's health and
establish an evaluation system.
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