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Jordan's Petra Development and Tourism Region Authority evacuated hundreds of tourists from the ancient city of Petra on Sunday due to flash floods caused by heavy rainfall. The evacuation was carried out from high-traffic areas like Al-Khazneh, the Siq, the Roman Soldier's Tomb, the Monastery, and the slopes of Prophet Harun. No injuries were reported, and ticket sales were suspended as a safety measure.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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