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Inclement weather disrupts traffic, closes roads; two flights cancelled

LCT Desk by LCT Desk
December 23, 2025
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Srinagar, Dec 22: Fresh snowfall and rain in the Kashmir on Monday disrupted air and vehicular movement, while traffic on the Jammu–Srinagar National Highway (NH-44) remained slow due to single-lane movement at several stretches.
According to reports, cold conditions across J&K eased slightly following fresh snowfall in higher reaches and rainfall in the plains, even as the Meteorological Department forecast further precipitation over the next 12 hours.
The Traffic Police said movement on the National Highway has been regulated from 4 pm on December 22 and will continue till 4 pm on December 23 due to the breakdown of two heavy motor vehicles.
In view of inclement weather and a forecast of snowfall and rainfall over the next few days, commuters have been advised to travel only after confirming road conditions through official channels.
Passenger light motor vehicles were advised to prefer daytime travel on the Jammu–Srinagar axis, while heavy motor vehicles were asked to avoid night travel due to congestion between the Nashri tunnel and NAVYUG tunnel.
“Subject to fair weather and improved road conditions, two-way traffic of light vehicles and regulated movement of heavy vehicles was planned on NH-44 in coordination with the Traffic Control Unit Ramban,” the officials added.
Meanwhile, the Kishtwar–Sintthan–Anantnag road, Srinagar–Sonamarg–Gumri road and Mughal Road were closed for vehicular movement due to snow accumulation, while security forces convoy movement was allowed after clearance from traffic authorities.
The Gurez–Bandipora road was also closed following snowfall, while several interior roads in north Kashmir were cut off due to snow accumulation, even as the administration initiated snow clearance operations.
Travellers were urged to follow lane discipline and avoid overtaking to prevent congestion.
Meanwhile, IndiGo and SpiceJet airlines had to cancel two flights from Srinagar airport due to low visibility. In a post on X, the airport said, “Passengers are advised to check their flight status with the respective airline for the latest updates and alternate arrangements.” (KNO)

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