PunjabNov 11, 2026
🇵🇰 اردو میں پڑھیںDiwali fireworks: Polluted air across the border from India reaches Lahore
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Diwali fireworks: Polluted air across the border from India reaches Lahore. 📌 Key Highlights & Quick Takeaways: Air pollution caused by fireworks and other activities during Diwali celebrations in India crossed the border and reached various districts. An analysis by the Punjab Environment Protection Agency (EPA) has revealed evidence of cross-border air pollution entering Punjab. According. According to the analysis of air paths, an assessment of wind direction and movement at 100 meters height at 6 am on November 9 showed that. Air pollution caused by fireworks and other activities during Diwali celebrations in India crossed the border and reached various districts of Punjab, due to which the air pollution level in many cities including Lahore increased significantly. An analysis by the Punjab Environment Protection Agency (EPA) has revealed evidence of cross-border air pollution entering Punjab. According to EPA's November 8-10 analysis of air pollution movements, satellite observations and data from the province's air quality monitoring stations, air pollution from India contributed to the increase in particulate matter (PM2. 5) and Air Quality Index (AQI) in Punjab. According to the analysis of air paths, an assessment of wind direction and movement at 100 meters height at 6 am on November 9 showed that about 50 percent of Punjab was affected by wind that came from India during the last 24 hours, while 39 percent of the province was affected by air waves that crossed the border into Pakistan during the last 12 hours. According to EPA's forward trajectory modeling, polluted air from Amritsar, India, could reach Lahore in about two hours on Diwali night. The same air was estimated to take about 12 hours to reach Faisalabad and 11 hours to reach Multan. This shows that the impact of transboundary pollution is not only limited to the border areas but can also reach the inner cities of Punjab. NASA's VIIRS and MODIS satellite data also showed a persistent streak of haze and pollution on both sides of the Pakistan-India border on November 9. The analysis also recorded a significant increase in aerosol optical depth (AOD), a measure of the amount of particulate matter suspended in the atmosphere. Official Wire Source & Legal Disclaimer Read ▼ 📰 Official Source & Legal Provenance: Express News Documented Wire Record Editorial & Legal Notice: Ingested and verified from official journalistic wire (Express News) under applicable press regulations. Full primary documentary sources are permanently archived.
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