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Heavy Fog Disrupts Travel in Punjab and Upper Sindh
Dense fog blankets Punjab and upper Sindh, forcing closure of Lahore-Sialkot M11. M4 and M5 motorways now open for heavy vehicles. Air quality remains relatively good.
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by Muhammad Hashir
2025-12-25
Heavy Fog Disrupts Travel in Punjab and Upper Sindh

Punjab and upper Sindh experienced heavy fog on [insert date], causing travel disruptions on key motorways and highways.

The Lahore-Sialkot Motorway (M11) was temporarily closed due to low visibility, creating delays for commuters and transport vehicles. Meanwhile, the Motorways M4 and M5 were reopened for large vehicles as visibility improved in affected areas.

Authorities have advised drivers to exercise caution and use fog lights while travelling, particularly during early morning and late-night hours when visibility is most reduced.

Despite the fog, air quality in Punjab, including major cities like Lahore, remains relatively good. Data from a global environmental monitoring website reported particulate matter (PM) readings of 206 in Multan, 200 in Faisalabad, and 166 in Lahore.

Meteorologists have warned that foggy conditions may continue in the coming days, particularly in low-lying and riverine areas, urging motorists and residents to remain vigilant.
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