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Farm fires continue to add to air pollution in Punjab

#punjab #patiala #stubbleburning #punjab #patiala #stubbleburning #pollution #airquality Farm fires continue to add to air pollution in Punjab Farm fires continue to pollute Punjab air. The Tribune's Aman Sood finds several places in the state witnessing stubble burning ...
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Updated At : 10:04 PM Nov 05, 2024 IST
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#punjab #patiala #stubbleburning

#punjab #patiala #stubbleburning #pollution #airquality Farm fires continue to add to air pollution in Punjab Farm fires continue to pollute Punjab air. The Tribune's Aman Sood finds several places in the state witnessing stubble burning

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