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‘Hazardous’ dust storm suffocates Niland as Air Quality Index hits extreme levels
Officials warned residents to stay indoors as coarse dust pushed PM10 levels to 1,912 in Niland and nearby towns.
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Thousands of Americans warned to 'shut windows now' as plume of 'hazardous' air engulfs Arizona
A massive dust storm engulfed a large swath of the southwestern United States, with almost 1 million Americans receiving warnings to stay indoors and "shut windows now" to avoid the "hazardous" air. According to the EPA, the worst conditions stretched across a roughly 100-mile-wide corridor that included Yuma, Arizona, and Imperial County, California. Roughly 400,000 people live within this area, with more than half in Yuma. The Coachella Valley…
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