Warning of increased UV radiation on hot days

The CEO of Tehran Air Quality Control Company warned about the increase in ultraviolet (UV) radiation during hot days and its effects on citizens’ health, and offered recommendations to reduce the associated risks. This warning was issued in light of the current weather conditions and intense sunlight.

• The CEO of Tehran Air Quality Control Company emphasized the importance of paying attention to ultraviolet (UV) radiation and its effects on citizens’ health under the current weather conditions.
• Citizens should schedule strenuous activities, exercise, and long walks for the early morning hours or after sunset on hot days with intense sunlight.
• It is recommended to avoid unnecessary outdoor presence between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
• Using a wide-brimmed hat, standard sunglasses, appropriate clothing, and sunscreen is essential for protection against ultraviolet radiation.
• The peak of ultraviolet radiation is observed between 12 p.m. and 2 p.m.. Coverage difference: Both sources covered a single news item with similar content, and no meaningful difference in emphasis or omission of information is observed between them. Both media outlets referred to the warning by the CEO of Tehran Air Quality Control Company about increased ultraviolet radiation and the related recommendations.