Pakistan is the most urbanized nation in South Asia (Ali, M et al.) and its second-biggest city Lahore, developing at a rate of 4% annually, is viewed as the most polluted city in Pakistan. Developed cities are potently afflicted by smog in Asia, and Lahore is no reservation. Following the example of a year ago, Lahore has once again been immersed by a shockingly substantial cover of smog, covering the whole city and negatively affecting individuals' lives. The excessive ascent in cars, unchecked deforestation, speedy urbanization, and unremitting development of industries (Sanchez-Triana, E et al.) have led to this panic condition throughout the long term.