Punjab to Launch Artificial Rain Experiment in Rawalpindi to Tackle Smog

In the midst of deteriorating brown haze levels across Punjab, the common government has declared plans to guide a fake downpour project in Rawalpindi. As per authorities, the preliminary will push ahead provided that satisfactory overcast cover is available nearby.

Following this choice, ecological and other government offices have activated groups to Rawalpindi to supervise and execute the drive.

This move comes as Punjab's significant urban communities, including Lahore, battle with extreme air contamination. Lahore was as of late recorded among the world's most dirtied urban areas, while Multan's exhaust cloud file has additionally arrived at dangerous levels.

Just yesterday, commonplace specialists shut areas of the motorway because of restricted perceivability from demolishing brown haze conditions.

Twists from adjoining India have allegedly demolished the circumstance in Lahore, pushing smoke and particulate matter further into Pakistan. Exhaust cloud and mist are currently spreading past Lahore, with expanded fog kept in Rawalpindi and the close by government capital, Islamabad.