A vendor arranges his stall beside a street amid heavy smoggy conditions in Lahore on November 18. Photo: AFP
The Lahore district administration has intensified efforts to combat smog, targeting 23 vehicles contributing to pollution and imposing fines totalling Rs250,000 on 33 offenders.
A stringent crackdown is underway against vehicles operating without fitness certificates and those emitting excessive smoke.
Deputy Commissioner (DC), Syed Musa Raza encouraged citizens to report smog-causing vehicles and take an active role in environmental protection.
Residents can register complaints through the Green Punjab App.
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