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Motorway sections closed in Punjab due to dense fog

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
December 16, 2019
Reading Time: 1 min read
Heavy fog reduces visibility level to 50 meters at M-1 motorway

Heavy fog reduces visibility level to 50 meters at M-1 motorway

LAHORE: The motorway sections have been closed in Punjab province due to dense fog during the wee hours of Monday.
The motorway sections from Lahore to Kala Shah Kaku and Pindi Bhattian to Kot Momin were shut down.
The fog has also interrupted the flow of traffic at the National Highway in Lahore, Phool Nagar, Okara, Pattoki, Manga Mandi and adjoining areas as visibility was very low.

Read more: Flight schedule affected due to fog at Karachi airport

In this regard, the drivers were advised by the motorway police to switch on fog lights while driving at a very slow speed.
Fog is a complex atmospheric phenomenon, which can be considered as a type of low-lying cloud. The formation of fog is influenced by nearby water bodies, topography, wind speed, and even human activities. Fog is defined as a visibility of fewer than 1,000 meters.

Also read: Flight schedule affected due to fog at Karachi airport

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