Bathinda: There have been cases of burning of about 4,000 crop residues in the district. Punjab On Saturday, the total number of fire cases for the ongoing paddy harvesting season in the state reached 32,734.
A total of 3,942 cases of stubble burning were registered on Saturday. On this day in 2019, 4,741 cases were reported from across the state. In 2020 this figure was 3,858.
In 2019 till November 6, 42,794 burn cases were registered in the state. A total of 52,980 stubble burning cases were registered in the same period in 2020.
On Saturday, 608 cases were reported in Sangrur, 422 in Moga, 398 in Ludhiana, 351 in Barnala, 274 in Firozpur, 266 in Patiala, 252 in Bathinda and 202 in Faridkot.
in totality, tarn taran This year 3,229 burning incidents have been recorded. It is followed by Ferozepur at 3,047, Sangrur 2,880, Ludhiana at 2,460, Patiala 2,292, Moga 2,139 and Barnala at 2081. Only four cases have been registered in Pathankot so far. It should be mentioned that till Diwali very few cases of stubble burning were reported in the state, but as predicted by experts, it picked up right after the festival.
A total of 3,942 cases of stubble burning were registered on Saturday. On this day in 2019, 4,741 cases were reported from across the state. In 2020 this figure was 3,858.
In 2019 till November 6, 42,794 burn cases were registered in the state. A total of 52,980 stubble burning cases were registered in the same period in 2020.
On Saturday, 608 cases were reported in Sangrur, 422 in Moga, 398 in Ludhiana, 351 in Barnala, 274 in Firozpur, 266 in Patiala, 252 in Bathinda and 202 in Faridkot.
in totality, tarn taran This year 3,229 burning incidents have been recorded. It is followed by Ferozepur at 3,047, Sangrur 2,880, Ludhiana at 2,460, Patiala 2,292, Moga 2,139 and Barnala at 2081. Only four cases have been registered in Pathankot so far. It should be mentioned that till Diwali very few cases of stubble burning were reported in the state, but as predicted by experts, it picked up right after the festival.
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