Almost all roads restored: DC

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Updated At : 12:04 PM Jan 24, 2020 IST

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Shimla, January 23

Deputy Commissioner Amit Kashyap today said all roads, except Dodra Kwar, had been restored in Shimla distric.

He said the Shimla-Rampur and Rohru-Kharapathar-Chopal roads had been opened, adding that the electricity supply too was restored in most rural areas.

Kashyap said adequate machinery had been deployed on link roads. “There is no shortage of essential commodities in far-flung areas of the district,” he stated.

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