National campaign. Clean Air Awareness

• Share clear, accessible summaries of ozone-related health risks with local community centers, health NGOs, and neighborhood social media groups.

• Encourage discussion on protective measures for vulnerable populations and prompt citizens to track high-ozone days using simple alert systems.

• Develop concise informational materials (flyers, posts, infographics) that outline safe practices during high-ozone periods, including indoor air precautions and mask usage.

• Establish a simple community alert protocol linking local weather reports to awareness messages for older adults and sensitive groups.