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Waterlogged roads, uprooted trees and ruined crops: Delhi, Haryana and Punjab lashed by heavy rains

Rain offers respite from the heat but leaves a trail of destruction

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 02:52 PM May 02, 2025 IST

A farmer tries to save wheat from rainwater in Jind following unexpected rain. Photo: Vajinder Maratha
A waterlogged road in Patiala on Friday following heavy rain. Tribune photo: Rajesh Sachar
PWD employees remove a fallen tree after a dust storm in New Delhi on Friday. Tribune photo: Manas Ranjan
Vehicles move slowly through a waterlogged road near Dilshad Garden Metro station in New Delhi on Friday. Tribune photo: Manas Ranjan
The water accumulation damages wheat and mustard lying in the open at the Jhajjar grain market. Photo: Sumit Trahan
A waterlogged road after rain lashes Hisar on Friday. Photo: Ashok Kundu
A tree that fell following a thunderstorm in Patiala. Tribune photo: Rajesh Sachar
A waterlogged area after rain lashed Hisar on Friday. Photo: Ashok Kundu
A tree falls after the storm in Gurugram. Tribune photo: Sumedha Sharma
Farmers try to save wheat from rainwater in Jind following unexpected rain. Photo: Vajinder Maratha

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Waterlogged roads, uprooted trees and ruined crops: Delhi, Haryana and Punjab lashed by heavy rains

Tribune News Service

A farmer tries to save wheat from rainwater in Jind following unexpected rain. Photo: Vajinder Maratha

A waterlogged road in Patiala on Friday following heavy rain. Tribune photo: Rajesh Sachar

PWD employees remove a fallen tree after a dust storm in New Delhi on Friday. Tribune photo: Manas Ranjan

Vehicles move slowly through a waterlogged road near Dilshad Garden Metro station in New Delhi on Friday. Tribune photo: Manas Ranjan

The water accumulation damages wheat and mustard lying in the open at the Jhajjar grain market. Photo: Sumit Trahan

A waterlogged road after rain lashes Hisar on Friday. Photo: Ashok Kundu

A tree that fell following a thunderstorm in Patiala. Tribune photo: Rajesh Sachar

A waterlogged area after rain lashed Hisar on Friday. Photo: Ashok Kundu

A tree falls after the storm in Gurugram. Tribune photo: Sumedha Sharma

Farmers try to save wheat from rainwater in Jind following unexpected rain. Photo: Vajinder Maratha

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