
Jammu-Srinagar Highway Closed Due to Landslides.image/RK
Jammu-Srinagar Highway Closed Due to Landslides
The Jammu-Srinagar National Highway is currently impassable due to landslides occurring at Kishtwari, Pather, and Sherbibi, as reported by the Jammu and Kashmir traffic police on Sunday.
A spokesperson for the J&K Traffic Police stated, “The closure of the Jammu Srinagar NHW is a result of landslides at Kishtwari, Pather, and Sherbibi. Commuters are strongly advised to refrain from traveling on NH-44 until the weather conditions improve, and the road is cleared. It is recommended to check with the Traffic Control Unit (TCU) before embarking on any journeys.”
For information and inquiries, individuals can contact the following helpline numbers:
Jammu:
- 0191-2459048
- 0191-2740550
- 9419147732
- 103
Srinagar:
- 0194-2450022
- 2485396
- 18001807091
- 103
Ramban:
- 9419993745
- 1800-180-7043
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