A view of dark clouds hovering over the city during the ongoing monsoon season.

A view of dark clouds hovering over the city during the ongoing monsoon season. — APP08-220726
MULTAN: July 22 –

A view of dark clouds hovering over the city during the ongoing monsoon season. — APP09-220726
MULTAN: July 22 – A view of dark clouds hovering over the city during the ongoing monsoon season. APP/QSM/TZD

A view of dark clouds hovering over the city during the ongoing monsoon season. — APP10-220726
MULTAN: July 22 – A flock of pigeons sitting on electric wires as in the background thick clouds over the skies. APP/QSM/TZD

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