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Dense fog disrupts normal life in Kashmir, delays flights at Srinagar airport for 2nd day

TKU DeskbyTKU Desk
January 4, 2025
in Jammu & Kashmir
Commuters on the Boulevard Road along Dal Lake on a cold and foggy morning in Srinagar. (Source: PTI)

Srinagar, Jan 04: Dense fog across the Kashmir Valley disrupted normal life, while flight operations were also delayed at Srinagar airport for the second consecutive day on Saturday, officials said.  

An official told the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) morning flights at Srinagar airport have been delayed due to low visibility triggered by dense fog across the Valley. 

He said that the flights have been delayed till 11 am, and as soon visibility improves, flight operations will resume.  

Dense fog across the Valley has reduced the visibility, disrupting surface traffic also. Commuters faced difficulties in driving across all major roads due to poor visibility in the morning.

Weatherman has predicted heavy snowfall across the Kashmir Valley from today evening till January 6, while authorities have issued a yellow alert in view of the weather forecast—(KNO)

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