Pakistan's EPA deploys field inspection teams in Lahore
The Environmental Protection Agency says the teams will conduct site inspections and data collection to enforce environmental regulations.
Pakistan's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) launched operations of its field inspection teams in Lahore on Sunday, aiming to strengthen transparency, accuracy and enforcement of environmental regulations, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).
EPA officials told APP that the field teams would conduct site inspections, collect data and carry out regulatory checks to protect natural resources and ensure compliance with environmental rules.
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