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Fresh snowfall, landslides shut Srinagar-Jammu highway

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February 21, 2019
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Upper reaches get another spell of snow

Trucks stranded on Jammu-Srinagar highway during the day as the fresh snow lashes the areas. Photo/Muneeb Ul Islam

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Srinagar, Feb 21: Fresh snowfall in the Banihal area and multiple landslides in the Ramsoo-Ramban sector blocked the Jammu-Srinagar highway, prompting halt of all traffic on Thursday on the strategic route.
“Over a foot of fresh snow has accumulated on the highway in Bannihal sector. There have been multiple landslides triggered by heavy rain at places in the Ramsoo-Ramban sector, as well,” a traffic department official said.
It is raining heavily along the 300-km stretch at various places both in the Kashmir Valley and the Jammu division.
“No vehicular traffic will be allowed on the highway today. Snow and landslide clearance operation will be started immediately after the weather improves,” the Traffic Department said.
The official said stranded vehicles along the highway were all parked at safe places.
The highway is regarded as the jugular vein of the landlocked valley as all essential supplies are routed to Kashmir through this road. Each time the highway gets blocked, shortages of essential supplies hit the valley.
From February 6 to 12 the highway had remained shut causing acute crisis in the valley. (KNS)

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