CHANDIGARH: Punjab on Friday witnessed the current season's biggest spike in farm fires with 587 total cases being reported across the state.
From September 15 till November 1, Punjab has seen 3,537 farm fire cases, according to the Punjab Remote Sensing Centre data.
Among the districts, Sangrur reported 79 cases, Ferozepur saw 70 farm fire cases, Tarn Taran 59, Amritsar 40, Bathinda 34, Kapurthala 43, Mansa 47 and Patiala 40.
Fazilka, Rupnagar and Pathankot reported an incident each of farm fire.
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