Aleem Khan Directs Early Restoration of Flood-Hit Skardu-Gilgit Road

Aleem Khan directs early restoration of flood-hit Skardu-Gilgit Road

Federal Minister for Communications Abdul Aleem Khan on Monday conducted an emergency inspection at the flood-affected bridge near Sassi Haramosh Ansar Camp along the Skardu-Gilgit Road to assess the damage caused by recent flash floods and review ongoing repair operations.

Jaglot-Skardu Road Reopens for All Traffic After Flood Closure

The Jaglot–Skardu Road (JSR) has been reopened for all categories of traffic after the successful restoration of the temporary bridge at Sassi Haramosh, which was damaged due to recent flood-related impacts. The reopening marks a significant development for the region, as the road serves as a crucial transportation route connecting Gilgit with Skardu and surrounding areas of Gilgit-Baltistan. The restoration of the bridge has brought much-needed…

MeT forecasts fresh spell of rain across J&K from July 28, warns of flash floods and heavy downpour

The Meteorological Centre Srinagar has forecast a fresh spell of rain and thundershowers across Jammu and Kashmir from July 28, warning of heavy to very heavy rainfall, flash floods, landslides and mudslides in vulnerable areas over the coming days. According to the MeT Department, scattered rain and thundershowers are likely at many places on July 27 during the late afternoon and evening, with weather conditions expected to improve thereafter. …

Heavy to very heavy rain likely in JK; MeT warns of flash floods from July 28

Peak activity likely on July 30-31, Udhampur and adjoining areas to receive heavy to very heavy rainfall Srinagar: The Meteorological Centre Srinagar has forecast a fresh spell of rain and thundershowers across Jammu and Kashmir from July 28, with the possibility of heavy to very heavy rain and flash floods in vulnerable areas. An official of MeT told GNS that on July 27, a spell of rain/thundershower at many places towards late afternoon till e…

MeT Predicts Heavy Rain, Flash Flood Risk In J&K From July 28-31

Srinagar: The Meteorological Centre Srinagar has forecast a fresh spell of rain and thundershowers across Jammu and Kashmir from July 28, with possibility of heavy to very heavy rain and flash floods in vulnerable areas. An official of MeT told that on July 27, a spell of rain/thundershower at many places towards late afternoon till evening, with improvement thereafter. From July 28-31 in Kashmir Division, few spells of light to moderate rain/th…