Kashmir’s Heavy Snowfall Disrupts Daily Life and University Exams
As Kashmir experiences an unexpected bout of heavy snowfall, several areas in the valley have faced disruptions, including the postponement of university exams. The snowfall on Friday and Saturday created challenges for residents and officials alike, leading to some regions being completely cut off.
University Exams Postponed
In light of the inclement weather conditions, the Kashmir University has announced the postponement of all exams originally scheduled for December 30. An official spokesperson stated, “In view of the inclement weather, all examinations of the University of Kashmir scheduled to be held on December 30 are postponed.” Students are advised to stay tuned for updates regarding fresh dates for the postponed exams.
Restoration Efforts Underway
While the main highways and arterial roads have been cleared, remote areas still face significant challenges. Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has taken proactive steps to assess and expedite restoration efforts in the valley. During a video conference with legislative assembly members and deputy commissioners, he emphasized the importance of effective communication and swift action to restore essential services such as power, water supply, and health facilities.
Preparing for Future Snowfall
Recognizing the forecast for more snowfall in the upcoming week, Chief Minister Abdullah called for enhanced preparedness among officials. He instructed them to refine action plans based on the lessons learned from the recent weather events, ensuring that the valley is ready to tackle any further disruptions.
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With agency inputs.
