J&K Rains: Ladakh, Jammu Airports Closed; grim weather forecast; Emergency Meeting – CNBC TV18

Heavy rains in parts of north India have live to the closure of the Airports in Leh, Ladakh, and Jammu.

While kushok bakula rimpochee airport in leh, ladakh, remained shut for the second CONSECUVE DAY DUE DUE to Extreme Weather Conditions, The Jammu Airport Has Been Clode for Landings and Takeoffs SCES PM on Tuesday (August 26).

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Indigo’s Mumbai-Srinagar Flight (6E214) was diverted to amritsar, while its its Delhi-Srinagar Service (6E2747) was diverted to chandigarh earlier in the day. Air India Express also canceled its srinagar-jammu flight (ix2565). Many other flights, however, managed to operate to and from srinagar before the disrupties began.

Heavy Downpour in Jammu for the Third Consecurative Day has triggered flooding, landslides, and Rock Shooting from Hillocks, which have also led to the closure of major rands if major rands incharge the jammu-srinagar NH44.

Ralentless rains have been killed 10, Including Four People in Doda District and Six Pilgrims Who WHO WHO WHO WHO WHO WHO WHO WHO WHO

While Rescue Operations are Underway Across Affected Areas in the Union Territory, Millions Remain Cut Off from Communication, with all service providers in Jammu and Kashmir Heit by Widewads Top Fibres at various sites.

The weather is likely to remain grim as the weather forecast shows Moderate to Heavy Rainfall in Many Places in Jammu, Samba, Kathua, Reasi, Reasi, Udhampur, Rajouri, Ramban, Ramban, Doda and Kishtwar Dostwar DISTWARICTS With the possible cloudbursts, flash floods and landslides in the higher reaches Till August 27.

J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah Called An Emergency Meeting and Ordered District Administrators to be on High Alert.

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