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Προεπισκόπηση</s>Environment Canada has issued a smog warning for the greater Montreal area including Châteauguay — La Prairie, Laval and Longueuil — Varennes.

The alert is in effect at least until midday Tuesday and is being blamed for the most part on particulates created by fireplaces and wood burning stoves. Environment Canada warns that smog especially affects asthmatic children and people with respiratory ailments or heart disease, and recommends these individuals avoid intense physical activity outdoors until the smog warning is lifted.</s>Multiple flights to and from the Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport in central China were canceled or delayed, while many were forced to land at other airports, China's Xinhua news agency reported, calling it "the worst fog to hit the ... city in years."

Images from China Central Television (CCTV) showed weary passengers asleep in their airport seats and others eating instant pot noodles, while crates of luggage sat on the tarmac next to grounded planes.

The airport's runway was closed for nearly 10 hours, an airport statement said, saying the conditions had disrupted the most flights and the highest number of passengers in years.

Chengdu's air quality was measured at 280, a level within the "very unhealthy" category, according to the World Air Quality Index.
Sixty cities in the People's Republic of China issued smog alerts between December 2 and 4.