Lahore Schools for primary students close for one week amid record toxic smog.
A week-long holiday for primary school students has been announced in Lahore amidst bad air quality.
The holiday, effective from November 4 to November 9, aims to safe young children from the dangers posed by the alarming levels of air pollution.
Environmental Protection Agency
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) took decision as officials assessed the ongoing smog crisis that has left Lahore as the most polluted city in the world, with an Air Quality Index (AQI) soaring over 1000.
The situation has raised serious health concerns, particularly for vulnerable populations such as children.
While primary schools will remain closed during this period, the fate of other educational institutions will be determined in the next meeting, as authorities continue to monitor air quality levels closely.
Meanwhile, Parents and educators appreciated the decision, acknowledging the urgent need to safeguard the health of children amid this environmental crisis.
Further updates regarding school operations will be communicated as the situation unfolds.
As Lahore Schools for primary students close for one week amid record toxic smog, residents are urged to remain indoors and take precautions to mitigate health risks associated with the extreme pollution levels.
