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DC Srinagar cautions people against playing, walking on frozen parts of Dal lake

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December 29, 2018
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Minimum temperatures below freezing point in Kashmir valley

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Srinagar:The deputy commissioner Srinagar Syed Abid Rasheed Shah Saturday cautioned people against walking or playing on the frozen parts of Dal Lake.

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Shah requested the people to desist from such actions. “It is dangerous and potentially life-threatening.”

Kashmir valley reels under a cold wave since the beginning of Chillai e Kalan, the harshest forty days of winter”. The temperatures have plummeted several notches below the freezing point leading to the freezing of certain parts of Dal Lake.

ADVISORY. Due to sub-zero temps in Srinagar, parts of Dal Lake freeze these days, esp at the banks & interiors. It is DANGEROUS & potentially LIFE THREATENING to walk/play on it. It is requested to take note & desist from any such action. Friends in the media may pl disseminate,” Shah Tweeted.

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