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Heavy rain prompts CDA emergency response in Islamabad

Authorities deploy teams to monitor drainage, traffic and vulnerable areas following early-morning downpour.

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The Capital Development Authority (CDA), district administration and emergency services stepped up field operations in Islamabad on Tuesday after heavy early-morning rain, with teams deployed to monitor drainage, traffic and vulnerable locations and respond to any emergencies.

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