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With 500 cases in 72 hours, Punjab stubble burning count rises to 1,612

With 500 cases in 72 hours, Punjab stubble burning count rises to 1,612

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  • left · 1 outlet

    Punjab recorded 1,612 stubble-burning incidents between September 15 and November 2, with Tarn Taran reporting 489 cases. Authorities have registered 423 FIRs and imposed ₹29.15 lakh in environmental compensation.

    — Mathrubhumi English

  • center · 1 outlet

    Tarn Taran topped the list with 489 incidents, followed by Ferozepur (193) and Amritsar (192). The farm fire count stood at 1,047 on October 30.

    — Hindustan Times

  • right · 1 outlet

    Punjab sees 1,612 farm fires, Tarn Taran tops, 258 cases lodged

    — India Today

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Tarn Taran topped the list with 489 incidents, followed by Ferozepur (193) and Amritsar (192). The farm fire count stood at 1,047 on October 30.

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With 500 cases in 72 hours, Punjab stubble burning count rises to 1,612

Tarn Taran topped the list with 489 incidents, followed by Ferozepur (193) and Amritsar (192). The farm fire count stood at 1,047 on October 30.

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