London's City Hall has issued a 'high' air pollution alert for Thursday, influenced by increased particulate pollution from mainland Europe. Imperial College London forecasters predicted a spike in pollution levels due to ongoing air flow from Europe, combined with local sources and stagnant wind conditions. The alert system notifies Londoners through various platforms, including public transport signs. Deputy Mayor Mete Coban highlighted the severe health risks associated with air pollution, urging residents to minimize their contributions and protect vulnerable individuals during this pollution period.
The Deputy Mayor of Environment and Energy, Mete Coban, emphasizes the serious health implications of London's air quality, linking it to 4,000 premature deaths annually.
Due to air flow from mainland Europe, particulate pollution levels in London may rise, creating a 'high' air pollution alert and prompting City Hall's warning.
The City Hall alerts Londoners through various channels, including public transportation and schools, to enable residents to take protective measures during pollution peaks.
As London faces a rise in air pollution, the Mayor's office urges residents to minimize pollution contributions, focusing on vulnerable populations to ensure their safety.
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