California Wildfires Deteriorate Air Quality, Prompt Health Advisories

Residents urged to stay indoors and avoid activities that worsen indoor air as fires burn thousands of acres.

Wildfires in Southern and Northern California have led to unhealthy air quality advisories.
The Post Fire in Lancaster has burned over 15,000 acres, while the Point Fire in Sonoma County has consumed more than 1,100 acres.
Authorities recommend using air purifiers and avoiding activities like burning candles and grilling to maintain indoor air quality.
Sensitive groups, including the elderly and those with respiratory issues, are particularly at risk.
Air quality management districts provide resources and updates on current air conditions and safety measures.