Pahalgam terror attack: J-K government sets up emergency helpline for tourists

Tourists can contact 01942457543, 01942483651 or 7006058623 for assistance on the Pahalgam terror incident

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Srinagar, Updated At : 08:49 PM Apr 22, 2025 IST

Security personnel stand guard after terrorists attack a group of tourists at Pahalgam. PTI

The Jammu and Kashmir government on Tuesday set up a round-the-clock emergency helpline to assist tourists in the wake of the Pahalgam terrorist attack.

"A 24x7 emergency help desk has been established by Anantnag district administration for tourists requiring assistance or information. Tourists can contact 01932222337, 7780885759, 9697982527 or 6006365245 for information or assistance," an official spokesperson said.

He said an emergency control room has been established in Srinagar as well.

Tourists can contact 01942457543, 01942483651 or 7006058623 for assistance on the Pahalgam terror incident, he said.

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