Srinagar, April 21 -- "We are working hard to clear the highway. If all goes well, we may allow one-way traffic within two to three days," officials said, adding that no passenger vehicles are currently stranded on the highway.

The district is facing widespread destruction, with at least 45 houses completely damaged and 250 others impacted. Rescue operations are ongoing, with teams from NDRF, SDRF, and local volunteers working around the clock. Heavy machinery is also being used to clear debris and repair the damaged road. The Indian Army, CRPF, and the civil administration are coordinating efforts to assist those stranded and deliver essential services.

Due to the severe weather and damage, all government and private educational instit...