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Climate Change: Unusual April snowfall attracts tourists to Kaghan Valley

Meanwhile, AJK region hit by landslides
The snowfall is unusual. Representational image
The snowfall is unusual. Representational image

The latest snowfall in Mansehra and Kaghan Valley has set the stage for a delightful experience for nature enthusiasts. Snowfall in April is unusual and another evidence of changing weather patterns under climate change.

Tourists have begun flocking to the region to witness the captivating beauty of the mountains.

Mansehra and the Kaghan Valley have become a sight to behold as rainfall and snowfall have transformed the landscape into a winter wonderland.

However, Abbottabad, Nathiagali, Dongagali, Thandiani and Ayubiya has been experience heavy rains and the authorities have advised tourists to avoid travel to the region.

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Meanwhile, the Azad Jammu Kashmir (AJK) region further north has been affected by landlsides including Simeri, Jora, Dourian, Doodhniyal, and Sheikh Baila.

The Neelum Road has been temporarily closed due to the occurrence of landslides at five different spots.

The local authorities are actively working to clear the road and ensure the safety of travellers.

The heavy rainfall has resulted in landslides along the Neelum Road, making it unsafe for travel.

Authorities have advised against using the Neelum Road for transportation until further notice.

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