Real-time air pollution measurements across Punjab. Updated: 06:02 AM PKT • Worst: Chak Jhumra (AQI: 282)
Punjab experiences varying air quality conditions across its cities and regions. According to the latest measurements at 06:02 AM PKT, the province shows an average AQI of 157, which is classified as "Unhealthy" air quality.
The air pollution rankings below show real-time AQI (Air Quality Index) data following US EPA standards. Major pollution sources in Punjab include vehicle emissions, industrial pollution, crop burning (especially during smog season), brick kilns, and construction activities.
This dashboard updates every 15 minutes, combining data from government monitoring stations, satellite imagery, and ground sensors across Punjab. Use this information for health protection, travel planning, and daily activity decisions.
According to our latest measurements from 06:02 AM PKT, Chak Jhumra currently has the highest AQI levels in Punjab with an AQI of 282. Rankings change daily based on weather conditions and pollution sources.
Major pollution sources include vehicle emissions, crop burning (especially during October-December smog season), industrial pollution, brick kilns, and construction dust.
October to December (smog season) due to crop burning and temperature inversions that trap pollutants.
Punjab is typically the most polluted province in Pakistan due to high population density, industrial activity, and agricultural burning.