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Heavy Rainfall Expected in 14 Telangana Districts on Sept 22
Heavy rainfall is predicted in 14 districts of Telangana on September 22. Residents in Hyderabad and surrounding areas should prepare for potential disruptions due to the cloudy skies and rain. Meteorologists advise staying updated on weather alerts and taking necessary precautions for safety.
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