Lahore experienced a remarkable moment in history on Saturday as caretaker Chief Minister Mohsin Naqvi unveiled the city’s first-ever artificial rain experiment. Thanks to collaboration with the UAE, ten areas in Lahore saw a light but significant rainfall, marking a triumph in meteorological innovation.
Caretaker CM Naqvi praised the success of the experiment, highlighting the careful planning behind this groundbreaking initiative. He expressed gratitude to the Environment Department and the entire UAE team for their detailed scrutiny, which led to the eagerly awaited rainfall.
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Explaining the process, Naqvi shared that 48 flares were used for cloud seeding, specifically targeting the Shahdara area. Notably, he mentioned that not a single rupee from Punjab’s funds was used for this achievement, giving credit to the UAE Government for their support.
The rain’s strategic focus within a ten to fifteen-kilometer radius showcased the precision of the experiment, elevating Lahore to the top spot in rainfall rankings. Naqvi proudly stated that the results reflected the success of the artificial rain project.
Remaining vigilant, the caretaker Chief Minister emphasized that monitoring and alertness began early in the morning, underscoring an ongoing commitment to the initiative’s success. This historic event demonstrates Lahore’s stride into a new era of weather control, thanks to innovative collaboration and meticulous planning.
