Sydney's smoky haze continues to plague the Australian Open golf championship. 9WWOS AusOpenGolf
Health authorities have advised people to reduce outdoor activities and seek medical advice if they experience difficulties.
St John Ambulance officials reported one asthma attack and "plenty" of people complaining of sore throats, stinging eyes, wheeziness and even ash in their eyes. "It's a bit odd, isn't it, but what can you do?" Smith said after posting a three-under 68 to trail the leaders by three shots."But we'll see after the four days, it might take a bit out of everyone, I'm sure."
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