*Srinagar Administration Issues Advisory Amid Adverse Weather Forecast* Srinagar, Apr 03 (GNS): Amid prevailing inclement weather conditions and an adverse forecast, the District Administration Srinagar on Friday issued a public advisory cautioning residents against non-essential movement and urging strict adherence to safety measures. The advisory, issued by the Office of the District Magistrate Srinagar, a copy of which lies with GNS, says that intermittent light to moderate rainfall, with snowfall over higher reaches, accompanied by thunderstorms and gusty winds (40–50 kmph), is expected to continue across most areas of the district till the evening of April 4. Authorities have advised the general public to avoid unnecessary travel on roads unless absolutely essential, citing potential risks arising from the ongoing weather conditions. The administration also issued a specific warning for tourists, local shikara operators, sand miners, and others operating in and around water bodies, including Dal Lake and River Jhelum. They have been strictly directed not to attempt crossing or undertake any activity on these water bodies without first assessing the prevailing conditions and safety status. In case of any emergency, residents have been asked to contact the District Emergency Operation Centre (DEOC), Srinagar, or the Police Control Room (PCR), Srinagar, for prompt assistance. The administration has urged citizens to remain alert, exercise caution, and cooperate with the authorities in ensuring public safety during the period of adverse weather.

Riyaz Gulistan

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*Srinagar Administration Issues Advisory Amid Adverse Weather Forecast* Srinagar, Apr 03 (GNS): Amid prevailing inclement weather conditions and an adverse forecast, the District Administration Srinagar on Friday issued a public advisory cautioning residents against non-essential movement and urging strict adherence to safety measures. The advisory, issued by the Office of the District Magistrate Srinagar, a copy of which lies with GNS, says that intermittent light to moderate rainfall, with snowfall over higher reaches, accompanied by thunderstorms and gusty winds (40–50 kmph), is expected to continue across most areas of the district till the evening of April 4. Authorities have advised the general public to avoid unnecessary travel on roads unless absolutely essential, citing potential risks arising from the ongoing weather conditions. The administration also issued a specific warning for tourists, local shikara operators, sand miners, and others operating in and around water bodies, including Dal Lake and River Jhelum. They have been strictly directed not to attempt crossing or undertake any activity on these water bodies without first assessing the prevailing conditions and safety status. In case of any emergency, residents have been asked to contact the District Emergency Operation Centre (DEOC), Srinagar, or the Police Control Room (PCR), Srinagar, for prompt assistance. The administration has urged citizens to remain alert, exercise caution, and cooperate with the authorities in ensuring public safety during the period of adverse weather.