Air pollution has reached critical levels in Pakistan’s Punjab province, particularly in Lahore, the country’s second-largest and most polluted city. As a response to the escalating air pollution crisis, authorities have declared a state of emergency. Punjab Chief Minister Mohsin Naqvi announced a four-day holiday throughout the province, during which all schools will remain closed from Thursday to Sunday, and government institutions will not provide services.
Pakistan Declares 4-Day Holiday Over Severe Air Pollution in Punjab
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Streets in many regions of England have been covered in white due to the heavy snowfall. The Meteorological Office announced that the snow depth reached 12 centimeters in Bingley in the north of the country and issued a level 2 warning for the central part of England, some parts of the northwest and most of Wales.
The heavy snowfall affected airports. Operations at Leeds Bradford, Manchester and Liverpool John Lennon, Birmingham and Bristol Airport were disrupted as their runways were covered in snow.
Snow depth is expected to reach 30 centimeters in the highlands of Wales and the north of England.