Srinagar, Indian Administered Kashmir:02 April. A fisherman throws his net in the Dal lake However, it is being reported that the weather is now expected to improve and there is no threat of fresh Jammu-Srinagar National Highway remained closed for traffic for the third day due to fresh landslides triggered by heavy rains, leaving over 500 Kashmir-bound passengers , which saw unprecedented deluge in September last year, was in the grip of fear after water level rose above the danger mark in Jhelum and several low-lying areas got flooded after a few days of rainfall.
Srinagar, Indian Administered Kashmir:02 April. A fisherman throws his net in the Dal lake However, it is being reported that the weather is now expected to improve and there is no threat of fresh Jammu-Srinagar National Highway remained closed for traffic for the third day due to fresh landslides triggered by heavy rains, leaving over 500 Kashmir-bound passengers , which saw unprecedented deluge in September last year, was in the grip of fear after water level rose above the danger mark in Jhelum and several low-lying areas got flooded after a few days of rainfall. ©Sofi Suhail/Alamy Live News
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