Kupwara road to Keran village restored after month-long landslide blockade
The closure had disrupted access for more than 200 households in the village, affecting daily life and connectivity with nearby areas.
The closure had disrupted access for more than 200 households in the village, affecting daily life and connectivity with nearby areas.
Residents said each spell of rain brings renewed concern.
Authorities on Tuesday reopened the Srinagar-Jammu National Highway for passenger traffic from both directions after restoration work, officials said.
The LG also expressed hope for the well-being of all, wishing people good health.
The CM urged a focus on improving bilateral relations instead of escalating tensions.
Police urged residents to remain vigilant and report suspicious activity, saying public cooperation has been key in preventing attacks and dismantling networks.
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