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Azad Kashmir: Heavy Snowfall in Upper Areas, Key Roads Blocked, Rain and Snow Expected for Three More Days

Muzaffarabad (Weather Desk): The departing winter has returned to Azad Kashmir, bringing intense snowfall to upper regions, severely disrupting daily life.

For the past two days, Leepa Valley has been experiencing continuous rain and snowfall, resulting in the closure of roads connecting the valley to Muzaffarabad and other cities. Reports of avalanches have also emerged, making travel increasingly difficult.

Due to the hazardous conditions, district authorities have advised travelers to avoid using the Leepa-Reshian road until it is fully restored.

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According to the Meteorological Department, the current spell of rain and snowfall is expected to continue for three more days.

Meanwhile, the Neelum Valley, including Kel, Grace, and surrounding areas, has also been experiencing heavy snowfall since last night.

Snowfall Report in Different Areas:

  • Sharda: 4-5 inches
  • Sargan: 12 inches
  • Kel: 10 inches
  • Grace Valley: More than 12 inches

While the Muzaffarabad to Kel road remains open for traffic, the Kel to Taobat road remains blocked due to glaciers. Authorities are working to restore connectivity, but residents are advised to take precautions.

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