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NiMET Warns Asthmatic Patients And Airlines Of Potential Health Risks Due To Dusty Weathers

Omolemi EboisetaleBy Omolemi EboisetaleJanuary 3, 2024Updated:January 3, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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The Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet), has issued a weather forecast, alerting citizens, especially those with respiratory issues like asthma, about potential health risks associated with dusty weather. The forecast, released on Tuesday in Abuja, predicts sunny and hazy conditions in the North and North Central states starting from Wednesday, January 3, 2024.

While the North and North Central regions can expect a sunny and hazy atmosphere, coastal cities in Delta, Bayelsa, and Rivers states may experience cloudy and hazy weather, with slim chances of isolated thunderstorms during the afternoon and evening periods. NiMet strongly advises airline operators to obtain updated weather reports for effective planning of their operations.

Individuals with asthma and other respiratory problems are cautioned to be vigilant and take necessary precautions due to the anticipated slight dust haze over the inland areas of the South. The coastal cities are expected to have a few clouds in a hazy atmosphere, with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms over parts of Delta, Rivers, and Bayelsa states during the afternoon and evening periods.

NiMet provides a detailed three-day climate forecast, emphasizing the continuation of sunny and hazy conditions in the North and North Central regions. The inland areas of the South and coastal cities may experience few patches of clouds in a hazy atmosphere, with isolated thunderstorms anticipated over specific states.





The agency highlights the suspension of dust particles in the air, emphasizing the need for necessary precautions by the public. As NiMet keeps citizens informed about the upcoming weather conditions, it emphasises the importance of staying vigilant, especially for those vulnerable to respiratory issues, and encourages everyone to stay updated on the latest weather reports for their safety.

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