Punjab Environment Department deploys anti-smog guns across Lahore to combat pollution

The Environment Department is operating anti-smog guns throughout Lahore to mitigate air pollution. Punjab Senior Minister Maryam Aurangzeb directed the ongoing operation to manage the city's air quality.
Director General Environment Abdullah Nayyar Sheikh oversees the deployment of the machinery. Field teams are currently monitoring environmental conditions across the city to identify areas requiring intervention.
Machinery is stationed at pollution hotspots based on ground conditions and specific air pollution monitoring readings. Priority is given to locations recording elevated PM10 (Particulate Matter 10) levels.
Sheikh said, "The deployment of anti-smog guns is being linked with field monitoring so that the available machinery can be utilised where it is most needed."


























