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Southern California is grappling with a severe air quality alert due to multiple wildfires, including the Sandy, Bain, Verona, and Santa Rosa Island blazes. The smoke from these fires has made the air unhealthy in Ventura, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties, with the advisory set to last until ten p.m. Thursday. Wildfire smoke contains harmful particles and gases that can cause symptoms like headaches, runny noses, and bronchitis. Those with respiratory issues, the elderly, and children are particularly vulnerable, potentially experiencing breathing difficulties and fatigue. Health officials advise limiting outdoor activities, especially in heavy smoke, and using N95 or P100 masks if necessary. Avoid using fireplaces or candles and keep pets indoors. Real-time air quality updates are available on the South Coast AQMD app or website.

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