Lahore ranks 16th among world’s most polluted cities
Most outlets reported Lahore’s rise to 16th on the global pollution index, noting the impact of changing wind patterns on air quality. One outlet also highlighted Punjab’s intensified anti-smog measures and the involvement of CM Maryam Nawaz in ordering action against pollution sources.
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Lahore moves to 16th position among world’s most polluted cities
LAHORE: Lahore has moved to the 16th position among the world’s most polluted cities on the global air quality index, following environment-friendly measures taken by Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif. The chief minister has directed authorities to ensure effective pre-emptive measures ahead of the smog season expected to begin in November. She has also ordered further strengthening of ...
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Lahore climbs to 16th on global pollution index as Punjab tightens anti-smog crackdown
Lahore has moved to 16th among the world’s most polluted cities as Punjab tightens anti-smog measures ahead of November. CM Maryam Nawaz has ordered action against crop burning, non-compliant brick kilns, smoky vehicles and pollution-emitting businesses, with AI monitoring enhanced.
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Lahore ranks 16th among world’s most polluted ci...
Lahore has been ranked 16th among the world’s most polluted cities as changing wind patterns continue to affect air quality in the provincial capital
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