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New York issues health alert urging residents to 'limit outdoor activity' just days before World Cup final

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New York has issued a health alert urging residents to "limit outdoor activity" just days before the World Cup final.Haze from wildfires in Canada is choking the city, with officials urging people to "consider preventative measures to protect themselves".The New York New Jersey Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, is set to host the final on Sunday night at 8pm between Spain and Argentina.The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene issued a statement regarding the wildfires.

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Air quality indices are forecasted to reach Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups (orange) levels but could spike up to Unhealthy for All (red).

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**Summary:** New York has issued a health alert advising residents to limit outdoor activity due to poor air quality caused by wildfires in Canada that are affecting the city. **Why It Matters:** The World Cup final is just days away, and with poor air quality expected, it's crucial for New Yorkers to take precautions. This

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