The health risks of citizens due to PM2.5 exposure in Ha Noi, Vietnam
A cancerous and non-cancerous risk assessment for PM2.5 exposure is essential, especially in developing children. PM2.5 was determined in concentrations in the Hanoi area both inside and outside the house according to 2019 data before the Covid epidemic, and the health impact assessment was performe...
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| description | A cancerous and non-cancerous risk assessment for PM2.5 exposure is essential, especially in developing children. PM2.5 was determined in concentrations in the Hanoi area both inside and outside the house according to 2019 data before the Covid epidemic, and the health impact assessment was performed for each subject according to the US. Research has also shown that the distribution of indoor PM2.5 concentration data in Hanoi has been determined according to the Weibull with a shape parameter is 8,695 and a scale parameter is 3,695. The average daily indoor PM2.5 concentration at four houses was higher than 20 μg/m3 higher than the warning of WHO guidelines. However, the average concentration on some days exceeded the threshold of Vietnam’s standard. Meanwhile at K3, due to its location in the old town, the PM2.5 concentration is quite stable during the day and at a higher level than in other locations. Therefore, the effect of PM pollution in city houses is necessary for concern, monitoring and solving. This problem is not only present in Vietnam, this is the same in other countries such as some other research. So need to have guidelines when building new houses and inform citizens. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-bc93f7b6ff0243938eb83a1e9efcd4de2023-08-02T13:16:17ZengEDP SciencesE3S Web of Conferences2267-12422023-01-014030601010.1051/e3sconf/202340306010e3sconf_escp2023_06010The health risks of citizens due to PM2.5 exposure in Ha Noi, VietnamHong Hien Tran Thi0Nguyen Minh-Thang1Le Anh2School of Interdisciplinary Studies, Vietnam National UniversityCenter For Environment and Community ResearchLake Highland Preparatory SchoolA cancerous and non-cancerous risk assessment for PM2.5 exposure is essential, especially in developing children. PM2.5 was determined in concentrations in the Hanoi area both inside and outside the house according to 2019 data before the Covid epidemic, and the health impact assessment was performed for each subject according to the US. Research has also shown that the distribution of indoor PM2.5 concentration data in Hanoi has been determined according to the Weibull with a shape parameter is 8,695 and a scale parameter is 3,695. The average daily indoor PM2.5 concentration at four houses was higher than 20 μg/m3 higher than the warning of WHO guidelines. However, the average concentration on some days exceeded the threshold of Vietnam’s standard. Meanwhile at K3, due to its location in the old town, the PM2.5 concentration is quite stable during the day and at a higher level than in other locations. Therefore, the effect of PM pollution in city houses is necessary for concern, monitoring and solving. This problem is not only present in Vietnam, this is the same in other countries such as some other research. So need to have guidelines when building new houses and inform citizens.https://www.e3s-conferences.org/articles/e3sconf/pdf/2023/40/e3sconf_escp2023_06010.pdfpm2.5health riskindoor pollutionilcr |
| spellingShingle | Hong Hien Tran Thi Nguyen Minh-Thang Le Anh The health risks of citizens due to PM2.5 exposure in Ha Noi, Vietnam E3S Web of Conferences pm2.5 health risk indoor pollution ilcr |
| title | The health risks of citizens due to PM2.5 exposure in Ha Noi, Vietnam |
| title_full | The health risks of citizens due to PM2.5 exposure in Ha Noi, Vietnam |
| title_fullStr | The health risks of citizens due to PM2.5 exposure in Ha Noi, Vietnam |
| title_full_unstemmed | The health risks of citizens due to PM2.5 exposure in Ha Noi, Vietnam |
| title_short | The health risks of citizens due to PM2.5 exposure in Ha Noi, Vietnam |
| title_sort | health risks of citizens due to pm2 5 exposure in ha noi vietnam |
| topic | pm2.5 health risk indoor pollution ilcr |
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