Beijing's smog mist returned because people used perfume and hair spray gel?

When explaining the cause of the misty pollution coming back after 2 months disappeared, an official in Beijing said that this was done by people using perfume, hair spray gel .

After two months of getting the blue sky, the capital of the most populous country in the world was covered by toxic smoke.

The sky of Beijing, China capital before and after being covered by smog fog - (Photo Simon Song).

On the morning of October 15, a gloomy gray cloud covered the capital of Beijing. The air quality index is only 213 - based on China's 6-level classification table, it is heavily polluted.

The capital of Beijing has witnessed an environmental breakthrough during August 2-9: the clear blue sky, the number of harmful PM2.5 particles in the air .

However, on October 14, it was not windy and people began to see smoke, and then peaked the next day (October 15) before weakening due to the appearance of cold air from the side. North.

The air index reaches 213 - heavy pollution - in Beijing on October 15 - (Photo of Simon Song).

This time, instead of blaming the heavy coal burners of nearby polluting factories, it was blamed for personal consumption as the culprit for air quality decline.

The mainstream media posted a report from the Beijing Environmental Protection Agency saying it is the household's domestic emissions such as cooking stove smoke, hairspray, perfume, room spray . source of 12% of toxic haze. This means, household emissions are as high as industrial emissions.

"Living emissions are increasing - especially volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from the" VOCs , "said Shi Aijun, deputy head of the Beijing Institute of Environmental Science. Common products like perfume, hair spray gel and room spray perfume ".

The fog dissipates due to the appearance of cold air from the North - (Photo of Simon Song).

If so, after the ban such as closing restaurants that grill business, banning people from making smoked meat on the occasion of Lunar New Year . the government of this billion-dollar country will issue a further ban on trade and use. Use cosmetic products that use aerosols such as perfumes, hair spray gel, room spray . to contribute primarily to air pollution.