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Punjab reports max. farm fires in May
731 cases recorded in first 6 days of May
172 incidents recorded on May 2

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Punjab reports maximum number of farm fires in first 6 days of May

Name: Punjab reports maximum number of farm fires in first 6 days of May
Uploaded: 2024-05-07T14:34:47.000+05:30
Duration: T00M32S
Channel: Editorji News Desk
Description: Comparatively, 2,520 farm fires were reported during the same period in 2023, while 5,973 incidents of crop residue burning were reported in 2022.

Comparatively, 2,520 farm fires were reported during the same period in 2023, while 5,973 incidents of crop residue burning were reported in 2022.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Punjab reports maximum number of farm fires in first 6 days of May

Punjab has reported a significant rise in farm fires in the first 6 days of May, a report by the Tribune said. According to the news outlet, 731 farm fires out of 877 incidents reported since April, occurred in the first 6 days of May.

The highest number of farm fires, 172, were recorded on May 2, followed by 168 on May 5. On May 6 alone, 133 incidents of stubble burning were reported.

Further, the highest number of farm fires with 104 incidents have been reported from Bathinda, followed by Mansa (91), Fazilka (87), Kapurthala (70), Ferozepur (58), Muktsar (55), and Patiala and Sangrur with 66 incidents each.