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No flight operation amid snowfall, low visibility in Kashmir

INS Desk by INS Desk
February 11, 2023
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Flights grounded at Srinagar airport amid snowfall
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Srinagar, Feb 11 : Air travel to and fro Srinagar International Airport was hit due to snowfall this morning as authorities diverted a few flights owing to reduced visibility on Saturday.

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A senior airport officer said that visibility has reduced to 500 M while it was continuously snowing. “No flight operations have taken place since morning,” he said, adding, “We are waiting for weather to improve.”

Already a few flights expected to arrive at the airport had to be diverted to New Delhi or Amritsar, he said.

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