Take these proactive steps to reduce your exposure associated with poor air quality:

– Close all outside windows and doors

– Clean your air conditioner filter

– Drink plenty of water

– Turn down thermostats and furnace fans

– Reduce levels of physical activity

– Run car fans on recirculate mode

Keep yourself and family safe by staying informed and prioritizing your well-being:

– If you think you are having a heart attack, stroke or otherwise in need of immediate medical attention, dial 911

– Health Link is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, toll free. Dial 811 to speak with a registered nurse

– If you are experiencing symptoms related to poor air quality conditions and have concerns, talk to your family doctor

For more tips and information on navigating an air quality event, refer to the Alberta Health Services website: bit.ly/441CVBv

Protecting your health during an #airqualityevent is priority number one.

Use the resources you need to effectively manage your health during this time. Together, we can stay safe and healthy

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