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Despite snow, Manimahesh yatra continues

Updated At : 05:34 AM Sep 16, 2018 IST

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Bharmour: Braving intense cold following snowfall at Gauri Kund, devotees continued to throng the Manimahesh lake and high mountain ranges of Kailash on Friday night.

The higher reaches of Bharmour and Saach Pass in Pangi also witnessed snowfall.

Additional District Magistrate, Bharmour, Prithi Pal Singh said devotees from different parts of Himachal and neighbouring states were flocking to the shrine for taking a holy dip.

In case of any calamity, the devotees can seek assistance from rescue teams on the route. —OC

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Despite snow, Manimahesh yatra continues

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