The vehicle movement on the Jammu-Srinagar NH-44 National Highway is still reportedly influenced by blockades caused by landslides and lightning floods along the route, which were caused by heavy rain in Jammu and Kashmir’s Ramban neighborhood.
According to the latest update of the Division Commissioner for Jammu, commuting was recommended not to use the highway until the road was cleaned.
“Jammu-Srinagar NHW (NH-44) is still closed due to landslides/ mud/ shooting stones in several places. Heavy rain for the whole NHW,” DC Jammu said in post on X.
Post shared that SSG Road, Mughal Road and Sinthan Road in Jammu and Kashmir are also closed at the moment.
Srinagar traffic police also directed vehicles towards Jammu from Nowgam to return.
“Due to heavy rains last night, the national highway was closed.
Meanwhile, a serious wind storm in the Rajouri district, accompanied by thunder semons, was destroyed by Sub-Kalakote.
“The constant rain also triggered landslides and landslides on almost a dozen places between Nashi and Banihal along the strategic national highway of Jammu-Srinagar, which caused traffic to be suspended,” the officials said.
In Sonmarg there is a check -in snow at AMARNATH TRK in Baltal from Border Roads Organization (BRO) 122 RCC.
Several parts of the Bhalessa in the Dodna Doda were in the Doda of Doda and Kashmir Doda and the fog absorbed the mountains and the surrounding villages.
Update JK weather
On Saturday, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) issued a warning for serious weather conditions in Jamm and Kashmir until April 20, with citing the influence of active western interference.
These disorders will be accompanied by extensive light to medium rainfall throughout the region.
Storms, lightning, hail and impact winds (40–50 km/h, impacts at 60-70 km/h) were also predicted, especially through the PIR Pirjal (Division Jammu) and the middle/higher reach of the Kashmir division.
In Rajouri, a heavy wind storm was destroyed by thunder semolina Sub-kákote 19 April.
Field message from DC Jammú
Lightning and intense thunderstorms were reported within the higher range of Ramban and Reasi districts.
(Tagstotranslate) J&K Rains
