Harmattan dust is a major trigger for respiratory issues like asthma, bronchitis, and sinus infections. The dry and dusty air irritates the airways, making breathing difficult for many people.

The harmattan season, marked by dry, dusty winds and fluctuating temperatures, often ushers in a host of health challenges. From respiratory issues to skin irritations, ...

If the Harmattan becomes strong, many (small pods) will dry out and fall from the trees," said Armand Agnissan, who farms near Daloa, where no rain fell last week, which is 4.2 millimetres (mm ...

“Harmattan could trigger most common respiratory diseases. Such diseases include rhinitis, common cold, sore throat, and exacerbation of asthmatic attacks.

“During Harmattan, you have more instances of common colds or flu, as well as coughs, which are some health effects of the dry season,” says a medical practitioner, Dr Adewunmi Adeola.

The harmattan’s dry winds can wreak havoc on your skin, leading to dryness, irritation, and flakiness. You can combat this by incorporating a robust skincare routine.

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Harmattan’s dry and desiccating wind poses various health hazards. Adequate hydration, protective clothing, and avoiding prolonged exposure can mitigate these risks.

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- Harmattan conditions are exacerbating respiratory illnesses, including bronchitis, pneumonia and asthma, among Nigerians living in unsanitary, overcrowded IDP camps. LAGOS, Nigeria .

Poor rains and the return of the seasonal Harmattan wind in most of Ivory Coast's cocoa growing regions threaten the development of the April-to-September mid-crop, farmers said on Monday.

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