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Photos: Heavy rains flood streets in Hyderabad

Many parts of the city had received more than 25cm of rainfall over the past 24 hours

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People threw tubes to save a man gushing along with water following heavy rain at Falaknuma area in Hyderabad.
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Heavy rainfall triggers waterlogging at Falaknuma area in Hyderabad.
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A man struggles to stay afloat in gushing floodwater following heavy rains at Falaknuma in Hyderabad.
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Two men seen struck in a waterlogged street following heavy rainfall at the Falaknuma area in Hyderabad.
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A train seen running slowly on a submerged railway track following heavy rain in Hyderabad.
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Vehicles submerge in water following heavy rainfall at Falaknuma area in Hyderabad.
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A truck submerges in water following heavy rainfall at Falaknuma area in Hyderabad.
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A view of the waterlogged street following heavy rainfall at Falaknuma area in Hyderabad.
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Heavy rainfall triggers waterlogging at Falaknuma area in Hyderabad.
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