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Growing pollution in Pakistan's Punjab province has sickened 1.8M
people in a month, officials say

Worsening air pollution sickened an estimated 1.8 million people in
Pakistan's eastern Punjab province in the past month, health officials
said Tuesday, as schools across the province were ordered to close for
five days to protect children's health.

Punjab with a population of 127 million has been struggling to combat
smog since last month.

"Over 1.8 million people visited hospitals and private clinics in the
smog-hit districts in Punjab in the past 30 days, and most of them had
been suffering from respiratory-related diseases and burning of eyes,"
said Ahsan Riaz, a spokesman for the health department. 

https://apnews.com/article/pakistan-smog-punjab-huge-population-affected-304b37e0e98cf734d40a37a5ec908bd3