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Amidst the worsening smog conditions in Lahore, the temporary government of Punjab is considering the implementation of artificial rainfall to address the situation.
Recent reports highlight that Lahore is once again enveloped in smog, leading to a significant increase in air pollution levels. The Air Quality Index (AQI) for the city has reached alarming levels, categorizing it as one of the most polluted cities globally.
According to the Meteorological Department, there is no indication of natural rainfall in Lahore within the next 24 hours. The intensifying smog poses challenges for residents, prompting medical experts to recommend precautionary measures for those going outdoors.
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In response to the crisis, the Caretaker Chief Minister of Punjab, Mohsin Naqvi, announced on Wednesday the closure of schools and offices across the province on November 18 (Saturday) as part of heightened efforts to combat smog.
Lahore consistently ranks among the top three most polluted cities due to widespread smog.
The decision to shut down educational and administrative institutions was made following a meeting chaired by CM Mohsin Naqvi with the provincial Cabinet Committee on smog.
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