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Sophia Hasnain, Durlabh Ashok discuss Air Pollution on KMMJ | FM91
Published May 20, 2026
Air Pollution in Pakistan: Expert Discussion on KMMJ | FM91
Air pollution has become one of the most critical environmental challenges in Pakistan, especially in major cities like Karachi and Lahore. In a recent radio discussion on KMMJ | FM91, environmental and technology experts Sophia Hasnain and Durlabh Ashok highlighted the growing urgency of addressing deteriorating air quality and its long-term impact on public health.
Rising Air Pollution Crisis in Urban Pakistan
During the FM91 segment, the speakers emphasized how rapid urbanization, vehicle emissions, industrial waste, and lack of environmental monitoring systems are contributing to dangerous air quality levels. Cities like Karachi frequently experience AQI levels that are harmful for sensitive groups, making clean air access increasingly difficult.
Health Risks and Public Awareness
The discussion highlighted that air pollution is not just an environmental issue but a serious public health crisis. Exposure to polluted air increases risks of respiratory diseases, asthma, cardiovascular problems, and long-term lung damage. The experts stressed the importance of public awareness campaigns to help citizens understand daily air quality levels.
Role of Technology in Air Quality Monitoring
A key focus of the conversation was the role of smart technology in solving environmental challenges. Linked Things has been actively working on IoT-based air quality monitoring systems that provide real-time environmental data.
These systems help governments, industries, and individuals make informed decisions by tracking pollution levels in real time and identifying pollution hotspots.
FM91 Platform for Environmental Dialogue
The discussion aired on FM91, which continues to serve as an important platform for awareness on social, environmental, and technological issues. Programs like KMMJ are helping bridge the gap between experts and the public by bringing critical topics into mainstream media.
Conclusion
The conversation between Sophia Hasnain and Durlabh Ashok reinforces a powerful message: tackling air pollution requires a combination of technology, policy action, and public awareness. With smart monitoring solutions and informed citizens, cities in Pakistan can move toward a cleaner and healthier future.