Alexander Pärleros shows in his Instagram post how fun it is to make sand angels at the poolside in his Marbella home.
Love when you can make a sand angel #marbellalife # sahararain
Calima has drawn sand and other less pleasant small particles all over Europe. The bacterial content is high among the particles and people in the Canary Islands, who are used to these winds, usually stay indoors or have something on their face if they have to get out. It is strong and warm winds that drive the particles from Africa and the color varies depending on the type of dry soil that has been pulled up by the winds.
Ida Warg writes in her story that the little daughter had breathing problems and had to spend the night in hospital for observation. "We were not even out but had an open window / door" Ida writes in her post.
When Alexander Pärleros realized that the Calima winds had significantly polluted the air, he went and bought a number of air purifiers.
So, from lying unsuspecting and making sand angels in very dirty sand, he did a sharp throw to call the sand radioactive. “This with the air… So you have to take this seriously. It is good to get good air. Good air is important, ”says Alexander in his story. "She´s back now, but she´s not going to inhale a gram of this radioactive sand indoors."
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