Philadelphia's Air Quality Improving Despite Lingering Smoke Threat.

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Due to poor air quality caused by wildfire smoke from Canada, the City of Philadelphia has directed non-emergency personnel to avoid working outdoors on Thursday, June 8. This will impact some City services, including sanitation and recycling collections, school crossing guards, and outdoor programs and permitted events at parks and recreation sites. Residents are advised to stay inside unless necessary, wear high-quality masks if going out, and stay up to date on the situation. The Health Department warns that the smoke may lessen but can still be dangerous, and residents can receive free masks at various locations.
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