Pakistan, Oct. 2 -- Punjab has introduced anti-smog guns in Lahore for the first time, following the directions of Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz. These machines are aimed at reducing pollution and improving air quality in the provincial capital. The initiative comes as smog continues to worsen every winter, posing serious threats to public health and disrupting daily life. Officials believe that using this technology will help decrease respiratory illnesses by reducing harmful particles in the air.

Each gun is attached to a tanker carrying nearly 16,000 liters of water, which is sprayed up to 100 meters into the air. The mist generated settles dust and other pollutants, creating a cleaner environment. Authorities explained that this large-...