A recent report has unveiled the primary contributors to air pollution in Punjab, highlighting significant environmental concerns in the region.

The study indicates that major sources of pollution include industrial emissions, vehicular exhaust, and agricultural practices.

According to the findings, factories and power plants are among the largest offenders, releasing harmful pollutants into the air.

The increasing number of vehicles on the roads has exacerbated the situation, leading to deteriorating air quality.

Agricultural activities, particularly crop burning, have also been identified as a critical factor contributing to pollution levels.

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Experts emphasize the urgent need for effective policies and measures to address these sources, aiming to improve air quality and protect public health in Punjab.

The report serves as a call to action for both government officials and the community to tackle the pressing issue of air pollution in the province.