Saturday, 27 April 2024

 

 

LATEST NEWS Mann's roar in Majha!, starts AAP's election campaign in Gurdaspur for Shery Kalsi Mann in Amritsar -When the people of Majha make up their minds, they do not sway, this time they have decided to make AAP win Congress will provide 50 percent reservation to women in jobs: Lamba Haryana CEO takes first-of-its-kind initiative, State Voters to receive Wedding-Style Invitations for General Elections Wheat procurement gains pace as agencies procure 334283.4 MT grains Governor Shiv Pratap Shukla presents Road Safety Awards From Siliguri to a Chai Empire: How a Women Entrepreneur Brew a Successful Tea selling brand CHAIOM Science Fest organised at Rayat Bahra University Detaining the colonizer is a highly condemnable act - Gurjit Singh Aujla AIMS Mohali Observes DNA Day Vigilance Bureau Arrests Patwari Accepting Rs 10,000 Bribe For Mutation Of Land Vigilance Bureau Nabs Senior Assistant For Taking Rs 20,000 Bribe Vigilance Bureau Nabs Reader Of Sho Nri Police Station Taking Rs 20,000 Bribe SANY Heavy Industry India Pvt Ltd Expands Presence with Grand Opening of Raghunath Machinery HO in Rayagada, Odisha Ideathon 2K24 held at CGC Jhanjeri, 160 teams from various colleges participated Retailers Discuss Ways to Stay Ahead of the Curve at the RAI Hyderabad Retail Summit 2024 Bobby Deol Drives the Badass Seltos Hyundai Motor Group Executive Chair Euisun Chung Visits India to Underline Mid-to long-term Mobility Strategic Commitments Rupnagar police arrest accomplice of attackers involved in murder of VHP leader Vikas Prabhakar Complete exercise of identifying critical polling stations within this week : Sakshi Sawhney The impact of the Deputy Commissioner Dr. Senu Duggal strictness, a record jump in lifting in two days

 

Avoid travelling to Kullu, Manali: Himachal Police

A view of snow covered Manali on Dec 17, 2014.
A view of snow covered Manali on Dec 17, 2014.
Listen to this article

Web Admin

Web Admin

5 Dariya News

Shimla , 17 Dec 2014

The Himachal Pradesh Police Wednesday advised tourists to avoid travelling to the tourist resorts of Kullu and Manali due to the snapping of road links after last week's heavy snowfall.Since restoration of all services will take time, the tourists should plan their travel to Kullu and Manali only after a green signal from the administration, Inspector General P.L. Thakur said in a statement.Police said all tourists, except 27, have been rescued from between Manali and Rohtang Pass, some 52 km from Manali. "Now 27 people, including two children, have been kept at the rescue hut in Marhi (some 35 km from Manali)." 

Electricity, water supply and other services have not been restored in Kullu and Manali. However, road connectivity between both the towns has been partially restored, but only for light vehicles like cars and cabs.The police said it was not known when the electricity and water supply would be restored."Traffic on the left bank of the Beas river from Kullu and Manali is still closed," the police added. 

 

Tags: Weather

 

 

related news

 

 

 

Photo Gallery

 

 

Video Gallery

 

 

5 Dariya News RNI Code: PUNMUL/2011/49000
© 2011-2024 | 5 Dariya News | All Rights Reserved
Powered by: CDS PVT LTD