Pakistan’s Punjab records 4.2 times more crop-fire detections than Indian Punjab: report
LAHORE: Crop-fire detections in Pakistan’s Punjab were 4.2 times higher than in Indian Punjab during the first 29 days of October, according to satellite data, as the province grapples with worsening smog. According to an analysis publis…
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