Before Tabdeeli vs After Tabdeeli #SmogWaliTabdeeli pic.twitter.com/NupKQuBXH4

— Atif Rauf (@Atifrauf79) November 7, 2019

Zartaj Gul needs to visit Lahore to breathe in this air . Maybe she’ll then believe that the data and the indices calculating the air quality aren’t hatching a conspiracy!#SmogWaliTabdeeli pic.twitter.com/NWVDvCm9Wh

— Muzzamil Khawaja (@KhuwajaMax) November 7, 2019

Lahore SMOG levels crossed 550 on the air quality index.#SmogWaliTabdeeli pic.twitter.com/e4pUgXDcQM

— RATHORE (@UsmanRathore10) November 7, 2019

Lahore is unbearable right now. The smog is impossible to escape.

We destroyed our water resources. Now our air is hazardous. We have turned elements of life into vehicles of death.

Urgent discussion needed on environmental costs of our developmental models. #SmogApocalypse

— Ammar Ali Jan (@ammaralijan) November 6, 2019

I’ve just reached #Lahore from Islamabad and immediately felt an assault of gross smoke. Eyes burning, lungs feeling heavy, coughing. This feels more severe than our familiar (also gross) smog. What’s going on? #LahoreSmog

— Mariam TS (@mariamtee) November 6, 2019

#Lahore has become a gas chamber where people start their day choking through eye-burning smog. Meanwhile, the government is busy blaming India instead of taking precautionary measures. It is trying to hide its incompetence behind the propaganda. #LahoreSmog #SmogWaliTabdeeli pic.twitter.com/JgdyQ67C5A

— timesofpakistan (@timesofpak123) November 7, 2019