The fire broke out on May 5th in the neighborhood Barra of Naples has left worrying traces in the air.
ARPA Campania has released the results of sampling carried out between May 5 and 6 with a high-flow device positioned near the site.
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Furthermore, the monitoring station in Volla recorded, on the same day, an exceeding of the daily threshold of PM10 (50 µg/m³), a limit that the law allows to be exceeded no more than 35 times a year. Arpac continues to monitor air quality to assess any risks for the population.







Comments (2)
The article is very informative but there are many things that are not clear, such as the values of dioxins and other substances. It would be useful to have more explanations on how these data were obtained and what consequences they can have for health.
The fire in Naples was very serious and worrying. The data from Arpa are alarming and the air quality has significantly worsened. We hope that the authorities act to protect the health of citizens and constantly monitor.