Srinagar: After a fortnight, authorities on Wednesday allowed two-way site visitors for mild motor autos (LMVs) on the Jammu-Srinagar freeway.
Visitors division officers stated that LMVs can be allowed to ply on the freeway from each Jammu and Srinagar sides immediately.
As a result of poor situation of the highway as a result of landslides and falling of stones between Banihal and Ramban cities, solely one-way site visitors was allowed on the freeway for a fortnight.
Carriageway widening work was initiated by the Nationwide Highways Authority of India at Dalwas, whereas work to clear landslide particles additionally started at a number of areas to make the highway protected for two-way site visitors.
This freeway is named the lifeline of the valley as all of the important commodities are introduced right here by means of this freeway.
In the meantime, Srinagar-Leh, Doda-Chamba, Sinthan-Kishtwar and Mughal roads are nonetheless closed for site visitors.
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