BRO clears snow at Zojila Pass

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Ladakh, Updated At : 07:20 AM Nov 18, 2024 IST

BRO truck carrying out snow-clearing operations at Zojila Pass.

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The Border Roads Organization (BRO) carried out a snow clearance operation at Zojila Pass on Sunday following heavy snowfall to restore access and ensure safe travel in the region.

Visuals showed a BRO truck carrying out snow-clearing operations at Zojila Pass, following yesterday’s snowfall.

Earlier on Saturday, the Machil sector in Kupwara district received fresh snowfall, further enhancing the picturesque beauty of the region. The snowfall amplified the scenic charm of this remote area, attracting tourists to its stunning landscapes.

The upper reaches of Bandipora, including border areas of Gurez, Tulail and Kanzalwan were also covered under a white sheet of snow as snowfall continued in the region.

The snow formed a white blanket over cars and trucks, camouflaged in the wintry scene.

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