In pictures: Property damaged, trees uprooted as rain, thunderstorm lash Chandigarh

Tribune News ServiceChandigarh, April 7 Rain accompanied by a thunderstorm lashed Chandigarh on Tuesday evening causing property damage and uprooting trees. Temperatures dipped in what has been an otherwise hot April. Also read: In pictures: https://www.tribuneindia.com/news/punjab/in-pictures-ripe-wheat-crop-property-damaged-as-rain-thunderstorm-lash-punjab-235832 Shops in Zirakpur suffered property...

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Updated At : 03:22 PM Apr 07, 2021 IST

Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, April 7

Rain accompanied by a thunderstorm lashed Chandigarh on Tuesday evening causing property damage and uprooting trees.

Temperatures dipped in what has been an otherwise hot April.

Also read: In pictures: https://www.tribuneindia.com/news/punjab/in-pictures-ripe-wheat-crop-property-damaged-as-rain-thunderstorm-lash-punjab-235832

Shops in Zirakpur suffered property damage. Tribune photo.

A tree got uprooted in Chandigarh. Manoj Mahajan/The Tribune

Temperatures dipped in what has been an otherwise hot April. Manoj Mahajan/The Tribune

A tree got uprooted in Chandigarh. Manoj Mahajan/The Tribune

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