Yellow dust remains a chronic headache for peninsula, adding to spring air quality problems On the coattails of Korea's first ...

Yellow dust is starting to enter the skies over the Korean Peninsula, beginning from the western coast of Gyeonggi Province on Wednesday afternoon. It’s expected to blanket ...

An electronic signboard near City Hall in Suwon, south of Seoul, shows the atmospheric level of PM10, harmful particles that ...

Fine dust levels were high nationwide on Wednesday, with air quality expected to worsen as yellow dust enters the country from abroad.

Yellow dust covered South Korea on Wednesday, raising ultrafine dust concentration levels to “bad” in most parts of the country, excluding the southern region.

As spring approaches, Korea is once again confronting a seasonal threat: deteriorating air quality caused by fine dust ...

Yellow dust has begun to blanket the Korean Peninsula on Thursday, significantly worsening air quality across the country.Fine dust hit “bad” levels in the Seoul metropolitan ...

The camera footage from Japan’s Himawari weather satellite, which shows yellow dust blowing in from China and brushing the Korean Peninsula on its way to Japan, packs quite a punch. Reports of ...

As spring approaches, Korea is once again confronting a seasonal threat: deteriorating air quality caused by fine dust pollution and yellow dust. The density of fine dust particles smaller than 10 ...

Yellow dust was observed in the Chinese mainland on the afternoon of March 28, as well as in the Korean Peninsula before dawn on the morning of March 29. In some areas, visibility was reduced to ...