Pakistani province declares health emergency due to smog and locks down two cities
A Pakistani province declared a health emergency Friday due to smog and imposed a shutdown in two major cities. Smog has choked Punjab for weeks, sickening nearly 2 million people and shrouding vast swathes of the province in a toxic haze.
Pakistan's Punjab province declared a health emergency due to toxic smog on Friday, banning construction, shutting schools ...
Pakistan's most populated province of Punjab on Friday extended school closures in smog-hit major cities by a week, as the ...
Residents criticised Punjab’s chief minister, Maryam Nawaz Sharif, for travelling to London at a time people have complained ...
The crisis has prompted a flurry of responses from local authorities, as the country grapples with its most severe air ...
Pakistan introduced mobile clinics and added more beds in hospitals to treat the nearly 70,000 patients received daily with ...
"The schools will remain closed for another week due to the hazardous air quality. Institutes including universities would switch to online classes to ensure the safety of students," Marriyum ...
Noor Ul Huda is a JURIST staff correspondent in Pakistan and a recent graduate of Punjab University Law College. She files this dispatch from Lahore. Lahore, Pakistan’s second-largest city with a ...
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A Pakistani court has rejected a plea for acquittal from former Prime Minister Imran Khan, who has been held in prison for ...
Pakistan's second city of Lahore will close primary schools for a week over record pollution, government authorities said ...
LAHORE, Pakistan — Authorities in a broad swath of eastern Pakistan closed all parks and museums Friday because of record-breaking smog that already has prompted the closure of schools and ...
Lakhvi, the orchestrator of the 26-11 Mumbai terror attacks, resides freely in Pakistan. This revelation comes amidst the ...
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