Multan, following Lahore, recorded an alarming AQI of 2135, with Peshawar, Islamabad, and other cities also reporting high pollution levels
Smoggy conditions around the Bhumi Fort in Multan. Pic/AFP
A thick blanket of smog continued to suffocate several cities in Pakistan’s Punjab province, spreading its toxic reach and severely disrupting transportation.
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As Lahore remained the world’s most polluted city, the dense haze showed no sign of easing, grounding train schedules, closing motorways, and forcing authorities to impose lockdown-like measures, the Express Tribune reported.
Multan, following Lahore, recorded an alarming AQI of 2135, with Peshawar, Islamabad, and other cities also reporting high pollution levels.
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