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Wading through rough waters

Heavy showers lashed Ludhiana on Tuesday morning, disrupting daily life
Tribune News Service
Updated At : 12:31 PM Jul 26, 2025 IST

  • Man shields himself with a tarpaulin as he walks down a railway track amidst the heavy downpour in Jalandhar. Tribune Photo: Malkiat Singh.

  • People make their way through the flooded Model Town road during heavy rainfall in Jalandhar. Tribune Photo: Sarabjit Singh

  • Commuters wade through water in Jalandhar. Tribune Photo: Sarabjit Singh

  • Waterlogging at Chandigarh road after heavy rainfall in Ludhiana. Photo: Ashwani Dhiman

  • A woman struggles with her luggage amid heavy rain in Ludhiana. Tribune Photo: Himanshu Mahajan

  • MC employees repair the damaged road after rain in Jamalpur, Ludhiana. Photo: Ashwani Dhiman

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