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During the visit, the DC was accompanied by Officers of R&B, MED, SMC, PDD, PHE and other line Departments

Snowfall: SMC Says “Major Srinagar roads Cleared, locals decry neglect of lanes, bylanes

K H News Service by K H News Service
December 29, 2024
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Srinagar : The roads of Srinagar city, along with its lanes and bylanes, were on Saturday non-functional as snowfall disrupted normal life in the valley. The Srinagar Municipal Corporation (SMC), which manages road clearance operations, said they have cleared the major roads of Srinagar city.
Officials from SMC said snow clearance machines, manpower and dewatering pumps are operational in Srinagar city, while locals from many places in Srinagar said their lanes and bylanes have still not been cleared.
Officials from the SMC said they have been working since last night and are still on the ground clearing the city’s roads. They said the major roads of the city are cleared, and their priority remains hospitals and other important roads.
“43 snow tractors, two Bob Cats (a small type of JCB used for snow clearance), 127 dewatering pumps, and six big JCBs are operational in the city for snow clearance operations,” an official said, adding that about 2,200 workers are engaged in cleaning the city’s lanes and bylanes.
However, many locals claimed that snow had not been cleared from their lanes and bylanes. “The snowfall has not been cleaned from our area, and the SMC officers have not arrived yet,” said Sahil, a local from Habba Kadal, Srinagar.
Resdents from other areas like Gousiya Colony Bemina, Padshahi Bagh and Bilal Colony Bemina, where locals requested authorities to clear roads. They fear that if it snows again or temperatures drop, the snow will freeze, making it difficult for them to move outside.

K H News Service

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