LAHORE (Daily Point) – Amidst a deteriorating air quality situation in every city of Punjab, including the provincial capital Lahore, the provincial government has taken a decisive step to safeguard public health.
In a message shared on Twitter, Caretaker Chief Minister (CM) Mohsin Naqvi announces a 1-week mandate for wearing of face masks for all citizens in smog effected districts of Punjab. “Prioritising health is our collective responsibility. Please adhere to the guidelines for a safer community,” he added.
The decision comes as a step towards safeguarding public health and ensuring a safer community amidst rising concerns over the hazardous impact of smog.
The directive comes as a proactive measure to combat the adverse effects of poor air quality on public health. With air pollution levels reaching concerning heights, the government took this step to create awareness and encourage adherence to safety measures to protect citizens from respiratory issues and other health hazards associated with polluted air.
Chief Minister Naqvi urged residents to follow the guidelines for a safe community, highlighting the significance of individual contributions in creating a healthier living environment.
As citizens grapple with the consequences of deteriorating air quality, the government’s call for a collective effort to prioritize health and safety serves as a timely reminder for the public to stay vigilant and take necessary precautions.
