National campaign. Air & Mental Health

• Distribute easy-to-understand summaries linking PM₂.₅ peaks to mental health risks via local community groups, mental health NGOs, and social media channels.

• Encourage sharing of resources for coping strategies and highlight early warning signs for vulnerable populations, especially in densely urban districts.

• Create simple visual materials and short messages for public spaces and social networks showing safe behaviors during high PM₂.₅ days.

• Establish a community alert system connecting local air-quality forecasts to mental health advisories and promote coordinated dissemination through small NGOs and neighborhood networks.