Average air quality index in Lahore has been recorded at 304


Lahore: In the latest list of the world's most polluted countries, Pakistan has surpassed every country and taken the top spot in terms of air pollution, while India is in second place.
According to environmental monitoring experts, the average Air Quality Index (AQI) in Lahore has been recorded at 304, which is considered very harmful to human health.
Similarly, the air quality in India's capital, Delhi, and Pakistan's industrial city, Faisalabad, is also concerning, with the air quality index reaching 221.
Experts have warned that an AQI above 302 is extremely harmful to human health, which increases the risk of respiratory and other diseases.
According to experts, air pollution is likely to increase further in the coming days due to burning crop residues, vehicle smoke, and industrial emissions. Citizens have been advised to avoid going out unnecessarily and to ensure the use of masks.
On the other hand, the Environmental Protection Department has continued operations against polluting elements, while the Lahore District Administration and the Transport Department have further intensified the crackdown on vehicles emitting smoke.
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