Pakistan's Smog Crisis: Record Pollution Shuts Down Cities
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Record-breaking toxic smog in eastern Pakistan and northern India is visible from space, with satellite images showing a massive cloud over Punjab province and New Delhi. The pollution, exacerbated by winter conditions and agricultural burning, has led to hazardous air quality levels, forcing school closures and restrictions on outdoor activities. Health facilities are overwhelmed with respiratory cases, and officials are urging for regional cooperation to address the crisis. The situation highlights the severe health risks and the impact of climate change on air quality.
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