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Lahore police arrest 65 for violating anti-smog regulations

Lahore police arrest 65 for violating anti-smog regulations
12 criminals arrested in Sargodha
LAHORE, Oct 29 (APP):Lahore Police have arrested 65 suspects and registered 37 cases for violating environmental laws and anti-smog standard operating procedures (SOPs) during an ongoing crackdown on Thursday.
A police spokesperson said that 15 cases were registered against factories and vehicles contributing to air pollution, while eight cases were lodged against barbecue outlets and brick kiln owners for violating environmental regulations.
Another 14 cases were registered against other sources of environmental pollution, the spokesperson added.
Capital City Police Officer (CCPO) Bilal Siddique Kamyana said action against violators of environmental laws was being taken without discrimination. He said Lahore Police were working in coordination with relevant departments to combat smog.
The CCPO directed traffic police to continue strict action against smoke-emitting vehicles to help curb air pollution.
He also urged citizens to comply with anti-smog regulations and contribute to protecting the environment.

Source: APP (Associated Press of Pakistan)