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After 10 months traffic will be allowed from both sides on national highway from tomorrow | KNO

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Srinagar, June 05 (KNO) : The authorities have decided to allow traffic from both sides on Jammu Srinagar National Highway from Thursday. IGP traffic told KNO that from tomorrow light vehicles will be allowed to ply from both sides and heavy vehicles will be allowed to ply from one side on the highway. “During  rain or bad weather drivers and passengers must contact with traffic department so that they can't face any problem during journey," he told KNO. From 5 October 2018 the national highway which connects jammu to srinagar and srinagar to rest country, this national highway remained closed near about for three months. An official told KNO that the national highway from Nasri to Banihal was under construction besides the macadamisation and repairing was going on in full swing.(KNO)

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