Canada
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Canada's Wildfires Expose People To Secondhand Smoke; Experts To Check Content of Fumes
The wildfire smokes from Canada that reached United States is threatening the health of the publics as experts consider this as exposure to secondhand smoke. Read more here to get some precautions against these smokes.
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