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Highway to remain closed for 6th running day tomorrow

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January 25, 2019
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Day 4: Landslides keep highway closed, decision on re-opening to be taken tomorrow
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Srinagar: The Srinagar-Jammu highway, the only surface link connecting Kashmir Valley with rest of the world, shall remain closed for fresh traffic on sixth consecutive day on Saturday.
“Traffic movement disrupted continuously for 5th day due to frequently shooting stones/landslides occurred in Ramban- Banihal stretch on Jammu-Srinagar. Traffic Cops and road maintenance agencies are on job (clearing road). Therefore tomorrow on 26.01.2019, subject to fair weather/clearance of road only stranded vehicles shall be allowed,” a traffic department official said.

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