Heavy rain lashes Islamabad and Rawalpindi as WASA declares rain emergency
Up to 33mm of rain fell on the twin cities on Monday. WASA declared a rain emergency in Rawalpindi; Nullah Lai stayed normal and two flights were diverted.
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Up to 33mm of rain fell on the twin cities on Monday. WASA declared a rain emergency in Rawalpindi; Nullah Lai stayed normal and two flights were diverted.
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