Ravi River Pollution Raises Questions Over ‘Clean Punjab’ Claims

LAHORE: Despite claims of a “Clean Punjab,” the River Ravi has once again come under severe pollution pressure as untreated sewage from factories and residential areas continues to flow into the river. Environmental concerns are rising as contaminated water is damaging the ecosystem and posing health risks to nearby communities. Locals and environmental activists say the unchecked discharge reflects weak enforcement of environmental regulations. The situation has sparked criticism over governance and demands for immediate action to stop industrial and domestic waste from polluting the river and to protect Lahore’s natural resources.

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