More than 400 million people affected by sandstorm in northern China ...Middle East

BEIJING: A severe sandstorm has swept across the Chinese capital Beijing and other regions of northern China, affecting around 409 million people, according to the Ministry of Forests, German news agency (dpa) quoted the Global Times newspaper report. Beijing’s air pollution index rose well above the scale’s upper limit to 1300 on Monday evening, a scale on which levels of 150 are already considered “unhealthy”.The storm reduced visibility to a few dozen metres. The sandstorm blew in from southern Mongolia and hit other northern regions alongside Beijing, including Inner Mongolia, Heilongjiang and Xinjiang, the ministry said. In total, it affected an area of 2.29 million square kilometres. S

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