As poor air quality in the Chicago area lingers, the Chicago Bears moved to cancel their open training camp Wednesday, an alert from the team said.
"Due to very poor air quality, open training camp is canceled," the Wednesday morning alert read, adding that the team will be practicing inside instead."The health and safety of our fans, players, coaches and all staff is our utmost priority."
According to the alert, tickets for July 26, dubbed on the team's calendar as"Community Invite Day," cannot be transferred to an alternate date. As of 7:40 a.m., Chicago's air quality ranked in the"moderate" category, which comes in at level two on a six-level scale. Earlier Wednesday, Chicago's air quality was slightly worse, ranking in the"unhealth for sensitive groups" category.
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