Incense and oil-lamp smoke thick near the front - step back with an inhaler or wait it out
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Marco Veronesi•214 rep5
Incense and oil-lamp smoke is thick near the front. Step back with an asthma inhaler, or does the air clear after the first segment. Early-parade curb, First Randoli already moving.
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Step back. Smoke often hangs near the front through several early segments — do not wait it out if anyone has asthma. Use the inhaler as prescribed and take a quieter curb a little further along.
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Nilmini Gunawardena•1540 rep6
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If it gets worse, use a side alley to reset rather than pushing deeper toward the temple front.
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