Lahore became 7th polluted city in the world

Published: 09:02 AM, 30 Nov, 2025
Lahore became 7th polluted city in the world

After the improvement in the air quality in Lahore, the morning pollution rate hit a record 192 particulate meters, reported 24NewsHD TV channel on Sunday.
The air quality index (AQI) in the Burke area of Lahore was recorded at 452 percent, Cantonment Board 390, Johar Town 374, Civil Secretariat and its adjacent areas 288, Climate Finance 286, Askari-10 226, CERP Office 226, Allama Iqbal Town 179, Badian Road and its adjacent area 172, DHA Phase-5 167.
The maximum temperature of Lahore was recorded as 22 degrees centigrade, and the minimum was 7 degrees centigrade.
The winds are blowing in the City at the speed of three kilometres per hour. The moisturiser percentage in the air was recorded as 85 percent.

Karachiites to enjoy dry weather

The Met Office predicted dry weather in Karachi, but the temperature will be low at night in the next twenty-four hours.
The temperature will further decrease in mid-December. The maximum temperature of the City was recorded as 28 degrees centigrade, and the current temperature is 18 degrees centigrade.
The moisture rate in the air is 3.5 percent. The winds which blowing from the southeast, but the pollution rate is worse in the city.
Karachi became the tenth most polluted city in the world, and Karachi became the second most polluted city in Pakistan.
Experts advised residents to use marks for outside activities.

No chance of rain in Islamabad

In Islamabad, there is no chance of rain during the next twenty-four hours. Dry and cold weather is predicted in Islamabad at night. The temperature of Islamabad is recorded at 8 degrees centigrade.
 
Reporters: Faran Yameen, Aqsa Shahid and Hasir Warraich

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