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Lahore Tops World’s Most Polluted Cities List as Air Quality Deteriorates.
13-Oct-2026 — Qazi Jawad
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Lahore, October 13, 2026: Lahore has ranked first among the world’s most polluted cities, raising concerns over deteriorating air quality and its potential impact on public health.
According to an international environmental monitoring website cited in local media reports, Lahore recorded an overall Air Quality Index (AQI) of 199, indicating unhealthy air quality.
Air pollution levels were significantly higher in several areas of the city. The AQI at the CERP office in Gulberg was recorded at 300, while other locations also reported elevated pollution levels.
Area-Wise Air Quality Index
CERP Office, Gulberg: 300
Kahna Nau: 244
Barki Road: 224
Model Town: 220
Dijins: 201
The reported figures highlight the severity of air pollution across Lahore, with some localities experiencing considerably worse conditions than the citywide reading.
Residents are advised to reduce prolonged outdoor activities when pollution levels are high, avoid unnecessary exposure to traffic fumes, and follow official health and air-quality advisories.
Air quality readings can fluctuate throughout the day, so residents should consult current monitoring data for the latest conditions.
According to an international environmental monitoring website cited in local media reports, Lahore recorded an overall Air Quality Index (AQI) of 199, indicating unhealthy air quality.
Air pollution levels were significantly higher in several areas of the city. The AQI at the CERP office in Gulberg was recorded at 300, while other locations also reported elevated pollution levels.
Area-Wise Air Quality Index
CERP Office, Gulberg: 300
Kahna Nau: 244
Barki Road: 224
Model Town: 220
Dijins: 201
The reported figures highlight the severity of air pollution across Lahore, with some localities experiencing considerably worse conditions than the citywide reading.
Residents are advised to reduce prolonged outdoor activities when pollution levels are high, avoid unnecessary exposure to traffic fumes, and follow official health and air-quality advisories.
Air quality readings can fluctuate throughout the day, so residents should consult current monitoring data for the latest conditions.
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