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Egypt Launches Proactive System to Tackle Severe Air Pollution Episodes in Autumn 2026

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Cairo – September 2026: Egypt has launched its system to address severe air pollution episodes, commonly known as the “Black Cloud,” during Autumn 2026, focusing on early warning, field monitoring, and rapid intervention to control pollution sources before they worsen.

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