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Pakistan

Web Desk
Jan 12, 2024

Motorways closed for safety amidst low visibility caused by fog

In the plains of Punjab, a blanket of heavy fog descended tonight, leading to significantly reduced visibility.

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Web Desk
Jan 12, 2024

International flight operations disrupted as fog blankets Lahore

In the midst of an extended period of foggy conditions, various cities in Punjab, notably Lahore, continue to grapple with reduced visibility, causing disruptions in daily activities.

Pakistan

Web Desk
Jan 04, 2024

Widespread fog forces major motorway closures

In the initial week of 2024, dense fog has persisted, eliciting concerns among travellers across the country.

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Web Desk
Jan 03, 2024

Blinding fog in Islamabad, Rawalpindi continues to disrupt travel

ISLAMABAD: Intense fog persisted into the early hours of Wednesday at 1 AM in Islamabad and Rawalpindi, causing disruptions for commuters.

Pakistan

Web Desk
Dec 30, 2023

Multiple motorways closed in Pakistan due to severe fog

Severe fog has once again disrupted travel plans for residents of Punjab, particularly those residing in cities most affected by smog, such as Lahore and its nearby areas.

Pakistan

Web Desk
Dec 28, 2023

Heavy fog disrupts flight operations at Lahore’s Allama Iqbal International Airport

Lahore’s Allama Iqbal Airport experienced a significant reduction in visibility, with the runway’s limit recorded at only 20 metres due to heavy fog.

Pakistan

Web Desk
Dec 28, 2023

Lahore-Islamabad Motorway M2 closed amid increasing fog

Travellers are encountering challenges as dense fog disrupts road travel across Punjab, rendering city-to-city journeys nearly impossible.

Pakistan

Web Desk
Dec 28, 2023

Lahore Ring Road, motorway closed due to fog

In Lahore, a blanket of heavy fog has descended, leading to dangerously low visibility and causing major disruptions in transportation.

Business

Web Desk
Oct 26, 2023

PIA’s ongoing fuel crisis: 349 flights disrupted in two weeks

Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has been compelled to cancel 349 flights in the past fortnight due to an acute fuel shortage, a situation that underscores the challenges faced by the financially struggling national carrier.