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So, Lahore's choking on smog again. Big surprise. The geniuses in charge roll out the "anti-smog machines," which are basically glorified sprinklers, and expect us to believe it's making a difference. Right. It's like trying to put out a forest fire with a water pistol.
These machines spray "ultra-fine water mist" to supposedly clump pollution particles together. Okay, but what happens when that mist evaporates? The particles just go right back up, don't they? It's not a solution; it's a temporary distraction while the actual problems—traffic, industry, whatever—keep spewing crap into the air. According to DW, Lahore is attempting to tackle smog with mist machines Pakistan: Lahore attempts to tackle smog with mist machines – DW – 11.
And let's be real, that AQI number they're throwing around—201-300, "very unhealthy"—is probably a best-case scenario. I bet it's way worse in some areas. They're talking about microscopic pollutants, PM 2.5 and PM 10, getting sucked into your lungs. Great. Just what everyone needs.
Then there's this whole demolition of the pet market. I saw those videos. Animals buried alive under rubble. Cats, dogs, birds... How messed up is that?
An LDA official claims no animals were harmed. Give me a break. Seriously? They post some PR clips of their staff "removing cages," but then you see videos from animal welfare groups showing the reality. People digging through the wreckage, pulling out dead and dying animals. Netizens are furious after Lahore pet market was demolished 'They just wanted to live and we failed them’: Netizens furious after Lahore pet market demolished.
The government claims the shopkeepers knew about the demolition. Maybe some did. But what about the animals? Were they given a warning? Did anyone give a damn? Sounds like they were just considered acceptable losses in the grand scheme of "progress."
It's always the same story. Some "remodeling project" to reduce traffic congestion and control pollution. Control pollution? While bulldozing a market full of living creatures? Ironic, ain't it?

The LDA director general calls the videos "fake" and claims it's "propaganda." Of course he does. Blame the victims. Deflect, deny, distract. It's the politician's playbook.
And this Maryam Nawaz, the Chief Minister—she's in Brazil at some climate change conference while this happens? Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Junior says she only cares about animals when she's trying to impress foreign dignitaries. Ouch. That's gotta sting.
Look, I get that cities need to evolve. But there's a right way and a wrong way to do it. This ain't it. What does it say about a society that treats living beings like disposable garbage?
Oh, and because everything's sunshine and roses, the Lahore Police won some futsal championship. Six teams from across Punjab, a spirited final match, trophies and medals all around. The RPO "commended them for showcasing excellent sportsmanship and skill."
Seriously? While the air's killing everyone and animals are being crushed alive, we're supposed to be impressed by a futsal tournament? It's like Nero fiddling while Rome burns.
I mean, good for the cops, I guess. But maybe they should focus on, you know, actual policing instead of photo ops. Or maybe help rescue some pets from the rubble. Just a thought.