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Pakistan

Web Desk
Dec 02, 2024

No rain in sight, Lahore retains its position as most polluted city

Lahore continues to rank as the world’s most polluted city, with an overall Air Quality Index (AQI) of 275 with no chances of rain

Pakistan

Web Desk
Nov 08, 2024

Severe Punjab Smog: AQI reaches hazardous level in Multan

The intensity of smog across Punjab has reached alarming levels, with AQI in Multan soaring to 1682, indicating severe pollution.

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Shiraz Hasnat
Oct 23, 2024

Lahore faces toxic smog amidst crackdown on smoke-emitting vehicles, factories

November is considered a dangerous month for smog, but this year, smog engulfed central Punjab, particularly Lahore, from mid-October

Pakistan

Web Desk
Oct 09, 2024

Smog returns to Lahore, AQI becomes 156

The return of smog in Lahore has once again raised alarm as the Air Quality Index (AQI) climbed to an unhealthy level of 156

Pakistan

Web Desk
May 05, 2024

Lahore’s AQI deteriorates again

Relief in the form of rainfall seems unlikely, as per the latest reports from the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), which forecasts no precipitation in the next 24 hours.

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Web Desk
Feb 12, 2024

Lahore maintains position among top five most polluted cities

Lahore, the provincial metropolis, has been identified as the 5th most polluted place in the world, according to recent data on Sunday.

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Web Desk
Dec 16, 2023

Lahore’s fight against smog continues with second artificial rain mission

The Chief Minister of Punjab, Mohsin Naqvi, has disclosed that the artificial rain project in Lahore did not cost Rs350 million.

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Web Desk
Dec 14, 2023

Lahore takes action against smog: 36 vehicles impounded, fines imposed

In a recent meeting, Provincial Secretary of Transport Ahmad Javaid Qazi delved into the strategies employed to combat smog.

Pakistan

Web Desk
Dec 08, 2023

Lahore High Court orders heavy fines, sealing for restaurants ignoring anti-smog measures

On Friday, the Lahore High Court (LHC) issued a directive mandating authorities to slap a hefty fine of Rs50,000 on food points and restaurants that fail to comply with the government’s anti-smog measures in the city with the highest pollution levels.