04/09/2026
ILIGAN CITY AIR QUALITY UPDATE
September 04, 2026 as of 03:00 PM
🟣 Iligan City Station: 241 — Acutely Unhealty
✅ DO THIS
• Limit prolonged outdoor activities, especially when the haze is visibly heavy.
• Wear a properly fitted face mask when going outside. For significant particulate pollution, a well-fitted N95 is a practical option.
• Keep children, older adults, pregnant women, and people with asthma, heart disease, or respiratory conditions from prolonged outdoor exposure.
• Stay hydrated and keep indoor air as clean as possible.
• Monitor for symptoms such as coughing, throat irritation, eye irritation, or difficulty breathing.
• Seek medical attention if symptoms persist, worsen, or include difficulty breathing or chest discomfort.
❌ PLEASE DON'T
• Don't exercise, jog, or engage in strenuous outdoor activities when air quality is poor.
• Don't burn leaves, garbage, plastics, or other materials. Avoid open burning.
• Don't unnecessarily idle vehicles, especially in areas where people are exposed to exhaust.
• Don't assume that because you feel fine, prolonged exposure is harmless.
• Don't spread unverified AQI readings or alarming claims. Check official air-quality monitoring data first.
WHO NEEDS EXTRA CAUTION?
Children • Senior citizens • Pregnant women • People with asthma • People with heart or respiratory conditions
🚨 GET MEDICAL HELP IF:
You experience difficulty breathing, chest pain, persistent/worsening cough, or worsening symptoms from an existing respiratory or heart condition.
Let's protect ourselves, our families, and our community.
Check the Continuous Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Stations in Region X: https://app.bpit-inc.com/embregionx
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Kung dili kinahanglan mogawas, likayi ang dugay nga exposure sa gawas. Kung kinahanglan mogawas, pag-mask, likayi ang strenuous activities, ug bantayi ang imong gibati.
Stay informed. Stay safe, Iliganons.
