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Fresh snowfall in higher reaches of Himachal, police issue advisory
11/13/2026 9:51:06 PM
Early Times Report
SHIMLA, Nov 13: Higher reaches and mountain passes in Himachal Pradesh's tribal district of Lahaul and Spiti have received fresh snowfall, triggering cold wave conditions in adjoining valleys and prompting police to issue a travel advisory.
Continuous snowfall has been reported since late Thursday at Shinku La Pass, Baralacha Pass, Kunzum Top and other high-altitude areas. Snowfall has also started in the higher reaches of Manali, reports reaching here said.
Road conditions in the high-altitude regions of Lahaul and Spiti have become unsafe for vehicular movement, following which traffic towards Shinku La and Baralacha passes has been suspended, according to an advisory issued by police on Friday.
Vehicular movement towards Kunzum Top has also been suspended, while the route towards Chhatru has been closed. In emergencies, only 4X4 vehicles equipped with proper snow chains may be permitted, subject to an assessment of road and weather conditions, the advisory said.
Snowfall has also led to the closure of roads connecting Rohtang to Koksar, Darcha to Sarchu, Gramphu to Batal, Losar to Batal and Rohli to Kadhu Nullah in the district.
The general public and tourists have been advised to strictly follow advisories issued by the district administration and police and avoid travelling to high-altitude areas until weather and road conditions improve.
Vehicular movement is being restricted beyond Gulaba in Manali. Videos of the snowfall have surfaced on social media, raising hopes of an increase in tourist footfall among stakeholders in the sector.
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