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A Phone Worth 45,000 Fell Into the Rain, and the Delivery Boy Searched for It for hours... and Cried when He Couldn't Find It.

Delivery boy Vishal's mobile phone, worth approximately 45,000 rupees, fell into the water after rain at Shiv Chowk in Muzaffarnagar. Vishal searched for the phone for hours in the water, but was unable to find it.

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A Phone Worth 45,000 Fell Into the Rain, and the Delivery Boy Searched for It for hours... and Cried when He Couldn't Find It.

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