A major landslide near Paras has blocked the Kaghan Highway, leaving several tourists and local residents stranded as rain and snowfall continue across the Kaghan Valley.

The road blockage has disrupted traffic and cut off access for people travelling through the area. Tourists visiting the valley and residents returning to their homes have reportedly been unable to continue their journeys.

Intermittent rain has been reported in the lower parts of the Kaghan Valley, while snowfall continues in Naran and other upper areas. The changing weather conditions have further complicated travel in the mountainous region.

Landslide Disrupts Traffic Near Paras

The landslide near Paras has completely blocked the Kaghan Highway, bringing traffic to a halt. According to local reports, a large number of tourists and residents have become stranded following the road closure.

The highway is an important route for people travelling towards different destinations in the Kaghan Valley. Its closure has disrupted movement and created difficulties for visitors and local communities.

The situation has also raised concerns about further road blockages as rain and snowfall continue in the region.

NHA Machinery Yet to Reach the Site

According to local reports, National Highway Authority (NHA) machinery had not reached the affected location even hours after the landslide occurred.

The delay has affected efforts to remove debris and reopen the road. Until clearance work begins, stranded travellers and residents may continue facing difficulties.

The affected area requires machinery to remove the landslide debris and restore traffic movement. However, no confirmed timeline for reopening the highway has been provided.

Rain and Snowfall Continue Across Kaghan Valley

Weather conditions remain difficult across the valley. Lower areas have experienced intermittent rainfall, while upper regions, including Naran, continue to receive snowfall.

The ongoing weather has affected travel conditions and increased difficulties for people moving through mountainous areas.

Tourists planning to visit Naran and other destinations in the Kaghan Valley should remain cautious and check road conditions before travelling.

The landslide near Paras has highlighted the travel challenges caused by changing weather conditions in northern Pakistan. Stranded tourists and residents are waiting for the highway to reopen as authorities work to address the situation.

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