The Murree district administration has issued a safety advisory for tourists and residents amid the prevailing weather conditions. The advisory comes as rain is affecting the hill station and nearby mountainous areas.
The administration has urged people to avoid unnecessary travel during rainfall. Those who must travel have been advised to drive at reduced speeds and remain cautious on slippery roads.
Residents and tourists have also been warned to stay away from rivers, streams and storm drains. The administration advised people not to enter fast-flowing water under any circumstances.
The public has been asked to remain cautious around trees during the wet weather. People should avoid approaching weak or bent trees because they could fall without warning.
The administration has also advised motorists not to park vehicles near weak or damaged trees. Tourists have further been asked to limit their stay near areas vulnerable to landslides.
The advisory is particularly important in mountainous areas where heavy rain can increase the risk of landslides and falling debris. Visitors have been urged to follow safety instructions issued by local authorities.
The administration said emergency resources remain deployed across Murree. Rescue 1122 teams are also present in the field to respond to emergencies and assist residents and tourists.
People have been advised to contact Rescue 1122 immediately in case of an emergency. Authorities have urged the public to avoid taking unnecessary risks during the ongoing weather conditions.
The Meteorological Department has forecast further rain in the region. It has also warned of possible landslides in mountainous areas due to the weather.
On the instructions of the Deputy Commissioner Murree, relevant government departments remain active in the field. Authorities are monitoring the situation and maintaining emergency preparedness.
The administration has urged tourists to cooperate with local officials and follow safety instructions. Visitors are also encouraged to check weather conditions before starting journeys to mountainous areas.
The safety advisory aims to reduce the risk of accidents and protect both residents and tourists during the current spell of rain. Authorities are continuing to monitor conditions as the weather situation develops.
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