Air pollution alert in Beijing 2nd highest level

BEIJING, China - A man puts a mask on a girl at Beijing's Tiananmen Square on Oct. 9, 2014. The capital raised its pollution alert level to the second-highest level from the third highest after the PM2.5 hazardous particles level rose.

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