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High pollen levels in Islamabad and Rawalpindi, driven by climate change, have sickened 120,000 people.
Pollen levels in Islamabad and Rawalpindi have reached dangerous highs, with 14,695 particles per cubic metre recorded in Islamabad’s H-8 sector, primarily from paper mulberry.
The seasonal surge, typically from mid-March to April, is worsened by warmer temperatures and reduced rainfall due to climate change, extending the pollen season.
Health officials report a rise in allergic conjunctivitis and allergic rhinitis, with around 120,000 residents affected.
Experts advise protective measures like staying indoors, closing windows, using air purifiers, and wearing sunglasses, while urging those with persistent symptoms to seek medical care.
Los altos niveles de polen en Islamabad y Rawalpindi, impulsados por el cambio climático, han enfermado a 120,000 personas.