Pollution levels in the neighboring country Pakistan have reached unprecedented heights.
Because of this, there is dense, black and poisonous smoke in the sky there. Due to this, even breathing has become difficult for Pakistanis.
In the satellite images received from the American space agency NASA’s Worldview, now the empire of black smoke over Pakistan is visible even from space.
This satellite imagery from NASA shows a huge cloud of gray haze over Pakistan’s Punjab province.
Such a situation in the sky of Pakistan has happened when a few days ago, record breaking pollution levels were recorded in some cities of Pakistan, crossing the Air Quality Index (AQI) figure of 2000.
This picture is from last weekend, when a cloud of black and gray smoke is visible over the cities of Lahore and Multan in Pakistan.
There is no road or any building visible anywhere below from space. There is smoke everywhere.
Meanwhile, governments of several provinces, including Punjab’s Maryam Nawaz government, have closed schools and colleges till November 17 to deal with the bad air and suffocating conditions.
This also includes Lahore, which Swiss group IQAir has described as the world’s most polluted city in terms of air quality.
Apart from schools and colleges, the Government of Pakistan has also closed parks and zoos as public places.
According to local media reports, people of Lahore, Multan, Faisalabad and Gujrawala are facing irritation in eyes, throat irritation, eye infections and respiratory diseases.
Meanwhile, the UN children’s agency warned on Monday that the health of 11 million children in Pakistan’s East Punjab province is at risk due to air pollution.
Since last month, poisonous smog has engulfed Lahore and 17 other districts of Punjab.
Health officials say more than 40,000 people have been treated for respiratory illnesses.
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