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Braving the downpour

The Chandigarh-Ambala national highway remained inundated, causing vehicles to navigate cautiously through knee-deep water well into the afternoon
Tribune News Service
Updated At : 06:39 PM Jul 21, 2025 IST

  • People stuck in a long traffic jam on the Chandigarh-Ambala highway due to waterlogging after a downpour in Zirakpur on Monday. Tribune Photo: Ravi Kumar

  • Commuters moving on the waterlogged street during rain at Sector 20 in Panchkula on Monday. Tribune Photo: Ravi Kumar

  • A young girl enjoys a carefree ride during rain on Monday. Tribune Photo: Pradeep Tewari

  • Kanwariyas carry idols of Lord Shiva during their pilgrimage in Panchkula on Monday. Tribune Photo: Ravi Kumar

  • Braving the downpour, children make their way to school on a rainy Monday morning. Tribune Photo: Pradeep Tewari

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