Photo Shows Buffaloes Bathing in Pakistan's River Chenab
A photograph released by the Associated Press of Pakistan depicts a herd of buffaloes drinking and bathing in the River Chenab.
The Associated Press of Pakistan (APP) has published a photograph showing a herd of buffaloes bathing and drinking water in the River Chenab, according to the outlet's photo section.
The image, released as part of APP's regular photo coverage, captures the animals gathered along the riverbank.
APP did not provide further details regarding the exact location along the river, the date the photograph was taken, or additional context about the scene.
The River Chenab is one of the major rivers of the Indus river system, flowing through parts of Pakistan and used widely by local communities and livestock in the region.
Sources
- A herd of buffaloes bathing and drinking water in the River Chenab — APP (Pakistan)
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