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Heavy Rain Hits Parts of Lahore

August 9, 2025
in Pakistan
Heavy Rain Hits Parts of Lahore
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Several parts of Lahore have seen heavy rainfall in recent hours, bringing mixed reactions from residents. For many, the rain was a welcome break from the sweltering summer heat, offering cooler temperatures and a refreshing change. Families and children enjoyed the pleasant weather, with some even stepping outside to make the most of the downpour.

However, the rain also created challenges in certain areas of the city. Waterlogging, traffic jams, and slippery roads disrupted daily life, making travel and outdoor activities difficult for many. While the weather brought joy to some, it also became a source of inconvenience for others.

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