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Snowfall: Srinagar-Baramulla road cut-off, Transporters anguished for negligence

Transporters Prez urge authorities to clear snow to resume bus services connecting major areas

K H News Service by K H News Service
December 29, 2024
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Srinagar : The transporters of Kashmir Valley on Saturday expressed their anger towards the authorities, saying that the Parimpora Bus Stop for vehicles was not cleaned, resulting in transport buses being off the Srinagar-Baramulla and other main roads.
Shabir Mata, President of the Transport Association Kashmir, said the snowfall in the valley has affected normal life, with Srinagar’s transport bus stop also being affected and transport buses remaining off the roads.
He said the transport buses connect Srinagar City with major areas like Bandipora, Baramulla, Sopore, Kupwara, and others, and bus travel on those routes was also affected. He added that the authorities forgot there was a bus stand and didn’t even hesitate to clear the snow.
He mentioned that no one has visited the Parimpora Bus Stand, and due to the snow not being cleared, they couldn’t move the vehicles, thus they remained off the roads. He called upon the authorities to kindly clear the snow tomorrow morning so the buses can operate and the commute for locals can be easier.
Meanwhile, when contacted, SMC officials said that the Parimpora Bus Stop falls under the jurisdiction of SDA.
However, despite repeated attempts, the SDA officials could not be contacted for the comments

 

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