National•Lahore Bureau•9 Nov 2026, 02:24 PM PKT•1 min read•1,585 Reads

Lahore World's Most Polluted City as AQI Reaches 590

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LAHORE BUREAU —Lahore World's Most Polluted City as AQI Reaches 590 The Nation (Pakistan ) Special correspondents from National News Pakistan (Lahore Bureau) report ongoing institutional, administrative, and public sector developments regarding "Lahore World's Most Polluted City as AQI Reaches 590". Further official updates and ministerial briefings are continuously monitored by the National News Pakistan Central Desk.

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  • Lahore World's Most Polluted City as AQI Reaches 590 The Nation (Pakistan ) Special correspondents from National News Pakistan (Lahore Bureau) report ongoing institutional, administrative, and public sector developments regarding "Lahore World's Most Polluted City as AQI Reaches 590".
  • Further official updates and ministerial briefings are continuously monitored by the National News Pakistan Central Desk.
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