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Lahore, Karachi among world’s most polluted cities as smog deepens over parts of Pakistan video

Lahore, Karachi among world’s most polluted cities as smog deepens over parts of Pakistan

  • Lahore, a city of around 14 million people, has been shrouded by toxic haze for days
  • Authorities warn weather conditions may lead to rise in smog levels in coming days
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