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Home / Photo Gallery / In Photos Mandi Suffers As Rain Lashes District Yet Again

In photos: Mandi suffers as rain lashes district yet again

Flashfloods and landslides caused widespread devastation, left three persons dead, four missing, while two victims were rescued
Tribune News Service
Updated At : 03:05 PM Sep 16, 2025 IST

  • Heavy rain submerges bus stand in Mandi district on Tuesday. Tribune photo

  • Cars stuck in debris after landslides in Mandi on Tuesday. Tribune photo

  • Police inspect a landslide-affected area in Mandi on Tuesday. Tribune photo

  • People walk through debris after rains lash Mandi district in the early hours of Tuesday. Tribune photo

  • Roadblock in Mandi after landslide caused by rain leaves trees uprooted on Tuesday. Tribune photo

  • Relief efforts underway in Mandi after rains lash the district in the early hours of Tuesday. Tribune photo

  • Buildings suffer damages after heavy rains lash Mandi district in the early hours of Tuesday. Tribune photo

  • Heavy rain submerges bus stand in Mandi district on Tuesday. Tribune photo

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