Authorities have issued a high alert as the fourth spell of snowfall of the season begins in Murree and the Galiyat region. Light snowflakes started gently falling in Monday evening, bringing immediate joy to tourists. However, with strong winds and poor visibility expected, the authorities are closely monitoring the situation to ensure safety in the region.
District Police Officer Muhammad Raza Tanveer has urged citizens to avoid unnecessary travel amid deteriorating weather conditions, warning that snowfall and fog could pose serious risks.
He advised tourists planning to travel to Murree to ensure their vehicles are fully prepared, stressing the importance of carrying tyre chains, along with essential supplies such as food, warm clothing, and blankets.
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To effectively manage any emergency situation, Rescue 1122 teams have been deployed at various locations, while the Murree Traffic Police are stationed at key points to facilitate traffic flow and assist commuters.
Authorities cautioned that snowfall significantly reduces visibility, increasing the likelihood of accidents, particularly on narrow and steep roads.
The DPO confirmed that the Murree Police, district administration, and all relevant departments are on high alert and fully prepared to respond swiftly to emergencies.
