SRINAGAR: After remaining blocked for a day, one-way traffic movement on Srinagar-Jammu National Highway was restored on Wednesday evening, officials said here.
Quoting an official the news agency KNO reported that the highway had got blocked due to a massive landslide.
He said stranded vehicles are plying towards their destinations on highway now after clearance of debris.
The official said it took a major part of the day for road maintenance agencies to clear the landslides on the highway.
Hyderabad: Traffic restrictions will be imposed around Hussain Sagar in the heart of Hyderabad from February 5 in view of the prestigious Formula E race to be held on February 11.
Traffic will not be allowed on the Telugu Talli flyover to the Khairatabad flyover and Mint compound to I Max.
Special Chief Secretary, of Municipal Administration and Urban Development, Arvind Kumar, on Tuesday inspected the Formula E track along with officials, ABB FIA Formula E World Championship and Greenko Hyderabad E-Prix.
The official said that the arrangements for the race are on track. He said partial closure of roads will come into force in the next few days, and appealed to people to take alternate routes until February 11.
Meanwhile, Telangana Chief Secretary Santhi Kumari on Tuesday discussed the security arrangements relating to Dr B R Ambedkar Secretariat Complex to be inaugurated on February 17 and the arrangements to be made for the Formula E race.
She said the public should be informed about the alternative routes. Alternate routes should also be made ready to avoid delays in Secretariat works due to Formula E race.
The meeting also decided to provide high-level security to the New Secretariat building to be inaugurated on February 17. She asked the Police, R&B, GAD, Telangana Special Police and IT departments to work in close coordination.
Three companies of Telangana Special Police and 300 city police personnel will take care of the security of the Secretariat building. Security equipment like baggage scanners, vehicle scanners, body scanners etc has to be kept ready.
The Secretariat complex which is spread over 28 acres has a built-up area of 9.42 square feet parking arrangements has provision to park 560 cars and more than 900 two-wheelers. Six Sentry posts have been set up around the Secretariat and 300 CCTV cameras have been installed to oversee the security arrangements.
A special command control room has been set up to oversee the security arrangements. Monitoring of visitors will be done through Special identity cards. Two fire engines with 34 staff along with fire safety arrangements in the Secretariat building have been made.
Special arrangements have been made for physically challenged people. Visitors will be allowed on all floors except the 6th floor. The Water Board has already arranged water supply while the sewerage works are in progress.
SRINAGAR: The traffic movement on Srinagar-Jammu national highway resumed partially, which was suspended on Monday due to landslides, shooting stones and snowfall, officials said here on Tuesday.
Quoting an official the news agency KNO reported that however, no new traffic was allowed on the highway.
He said stranded vehicles were being allowed to move after road was cleared. “Our men and machinery were on the job day and night to restore the traffic,” e said.
“NH through for traffic. Intermittent shooting stones and slides still coming at some places. Travel very cautiously. Road slippery”, SSP Ramban, Mohita Sharma tweeted.
SRINAGAR: Air traffic to and fro Srinagar international airport resumed on Tuesday, a day after poor visibility and continuous snowfall forced cancellation of all 68 scheduled flights.
Quoting official sources news agency GNS reported that two indigo flights landed at the airport a short while ago.
Earlier Director, Airport Authority of India (AAI), Srinagar Airport, Kuldeep Singh said that the visibility is good and the surface stands clear of snow for smooth arrival and departure of the flights.
Meanwhile the train services from Banihal to Baramulla and vice versa resumed this morning after a day-long suspension on Monday last due to snowfall.
However, Jammu-Srinagar highway, the only surface link connecting Kashmir Valley with the outside world, remained closed. “People are advised not to take any journey on NH-44 (highway) till the restoration work is completed,’ a traffic department official here said.
Srinagar, Jan 31: Air traffic to and fro Srinagar international airport resumed on Tuesday, a day after poor visibility and continuous snowfall forced cancellation of all 68 scheduled flights. Official sources told GNS that two indigo flights landed at the airport a short while ago.
Earlier Director, Airport Authority of India (AAI), Srinagar Airport, Kuldeep Singh said that the visibility is good and the surface stands clear of snow for smooth arrival and departure of the flights.
Meanwhile the train services from Banihal to Baramulla and vice versa resumed this morning after a day-long suspension on Monday last due to snowfall.
However, Jammu-Srinagar highway, the only surface link connecting Kashmir Valley with the outside world, remained closed. “People are advised not to take any journey on NH-44 (highway) till the restoration work is completed,’ a traffic department official here said. (GNS)
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Srinagar, Jan 31 (GNS): Air traffic to and fro Srinagar international airport resumed on Tuesday, a day after poor visibility and continuous snowfall forced cancellation of all 68 scheduled flights.
Official sources told GNS that two indigo flights landed at the airport a short while ago.
Earlier Director, Airport Authority of India (AAI), Srinagar Airport, Kuldeep Singh said that the visibility is good and the surface stands clear of snow for smooth arrival and departure of the flights.
Meanwhile the train services from Banihal to Baramulla and vice versa resumed this morning after a day-long suspension on Monday last due to snowfall.
However, Jammu-Srinagar highway, the only surface link connecting Kashmir Valley with the outside world, remained closed. “People are advised not to take any journey on NH-44 (highway) till the restoration work is completed,’ a traffic department official here said. (GNS)
Srinagar, Jan 30: Jammu and Kashmir parts are receiving snowfall since morning, leading to closure of Jammu Srinagar national highway besides delay in flights to and fro the Srinagar ‘international’ airport and suspension of Baramulla—Banihal Train train service on Monday.
Jammu Srinagar national highway is blocked for vehicular movement due to mudslides/shooting stones at many places between Chanderkot and Banihal, officials said.
A Railway official told Srinagar based news agency Kashmir Dot Com that the train service will remain suspended until the snow on the railway line is removed. The railway will resume its operations as soon as the snow is cleared, he said adding that “after the snow is cleared, WDS 4 will go first, apologize for the inconvenience.”
Director Srinagar International Airport told KDC that it is continuously snowing at the airport following which all flights of all airlines are delayed due to low visibility.
“Our visibility is only 200 M and there is continuous snowfall, we are simultaneously clearing the snow,” he said.
He said all flights are delayed. To avoid inconvenience and to avoid congestion please check the status of your flight from your airlines before coming to the airport, he added.
Meanwhile, at least 5 inches of snow has accumulated in Summer capital Srinagar and it is continuously snowing (KDC)
The forecast is going as per the expectation currently, parts of Jammu and Kashmir Continuously receiving rain/snow showers.”) Jammu areas are currently receiving rain showers.
Traffic Update
Jammu Srinagar NHW blocked due to shooting stones and mudslides at several places between Chanderkot and Banihal.
Srinagar Airport Update
Our visibility is only 200 M and there is continuous snowfall We are simultaneously clearing the snow.
All flights are delayed.
To avoid inconvenience and to avoid Congestion please check the status of your flight from your airlines before coming to the airport.
Train Update
The train service will remain suspended until the snow on the railway line is removed. The railway will resume its operations as soon as the snow is cleared.After the snow is cleared, WDS 4 will go first, then the train is expected to run railway apologizes for the inconvenience.
Examination Update
All PG, engineering and other examinations scheduled to be held on January 30, 2023 (Monday) postponed in view of inclement weather conditions, fresh dates for the deferred Examinations will be notified separately later: *Controller Examinations KU Dr Majid Zaman*
J&K: Important Traffic Advisory For 30th January 2023 in View of Bharat Jodo Yatra
Traffic Advisory for Srinagar on 30th January 2023 in view of Bharat Jodo Yatra. SSP Trafic Sgr
Traffic Advisory for Srinagar on 30th January 2023 in view of Bharat Jodo Yatra. SSP Trafic Sgr
Finale Of Rahul Gandhi’s Yatra Tomorrow, These Opposition Parties To Attend
12 opposition parties will attend the concluding function of Bharat Jodo Yatra on Monday, sources said today. 21 parties were invited for the function, but some are not attending due to security concerns, they said.
Trinamool Congress, Samajwadi Party, and TDP are among the parties to skip the function
MK Stalin-led Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK), Sharad Pawar’s Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), Tejashwi Yadav-led Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), Nitish Kumar’s Janata Dal (United), Uddhav Thackeray’s Shiv Sena, CPI(M), CPI, Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi (VCK), Kerala Congress, Farooq Abdullah-led Jammu & Kashmir National Conference, Mehbooba Mufti’s Jammu and Kashmir People’s Democratic Party (PDP), and Shibu Soren’s Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) will attend the function in Srinagar.
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Hyderabad: The city traffic police have issued an advisory for the ongoing construction work at the Amberpet flyover on NH-163.
In a release on Sunday, the road from the Gandhi statue to Amberpet T Junction (near Sree Ramana) will be closed for 40 days from January 30 to March 10.
Citizens are requested to take alternate routes to avoid inconvenience.
District RTC buses and other heavy vehicles coming from Uppal towards 6 No. Junction should take a route via Habsiguda X Road – Tarnaka – Osmania Distance Education Road – Adikmet Flyover – Vidyanagar – Fever Hospital – Barkathpura – Tourist Hotel – Nimboliadda– Chaderghat.
General traffic including city RTC buses coming from Uppal towards 6 No. Junction will be diverted at Gandhi Statue – Prem Sadan Police boys hostel – Saldana Gate (CPL Amberpet) – Ali Cafe X Roads & Right turn towards 6 No. Junction – Golnaka – Nimobliadda–Chaderghat.
