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Chandigarh's Monsoon Flooding: Infrastructure Issues Exposed
Chandigarh faces severe flooding during monsoons due to inadequate drainage. Recent heavy rains revealed vulnerabilities in the city's infrastructure, stranding vehicles and submerging markets. Upgrading the drainage system is crucial to address these recurring issues and adapt to urbanization challenges.
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