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Pakistan’s Toxic Smog Crisis: Visible from Space and Affecting Millions - News Directory 3

Pakistan’s Toxic Smog Crisis: Visible from Space and Affecting Millions

November 13, 2024 Catherine Williams World
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Original source: news.google.com

Pakistan faces severe smog issues that are visible from space. Activists express frustration over the lack of action against pollution. In Punjab province, over 1.8 million people fell ill due to the rising pollution levels in just a month.

Reports highlight toxic smog that is so thick it can be seen from outer space. Hospitals are overwhelmed with patients as smog levels hit record highs. The environmental crisis raises concerns about public health and safety.

Leading politicians, including Bilawal and Khawaja Asif, have downplayed the smog issue. The government faces criticism for not addressing the urgent pollution problem effectively. As the situation worsens, public awareness and action become increasingly important.

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