MURREE: The Murree district administration has issued a safety advisory amid ongoing rainy weather.
The advisory aims to protect tourists and local residents from weather-related risks.
The administration urged people to avoid unnecessary travel during periods of rain. It also advised motorists to drive at reduced speeds.
Roads may become slippery during rainfall, increasing the risk of accidents. Drivers have been asked to remain cautious while traveling through affected areas.
Tourists have also been advised to stay away from rivers and storm drains. The administration warned people against entering fast-flowing water.
Heavy rainfall can cause sudden changes in water levels. Fast-moving water can also pose serious risks to people and vehicles.
The administration issued additional instructions concerning trees and landslide-prone locations.
Tourists and residents should avoid approaching weak, damaged, or bent trees. They have also been advised against parking vehicles near such trees.
The administration urged visitors to limit their stay in areas vulnerable to landslides. People should remain alert while traveling through mountainous locations.
The advisory comes as the Meteorological Department has forecast further rainfall. It has also warned about possible landslides in mountainous areas.
The weather conditions could create additional challenges for people traveling in Murree. Authorities have therefore asked the public to follow safety instructions.
Tourists visiting the hill station have been encouraged to remain cautious throughout their stay. They should avoid unnecessary movement during periods of heavy rain.
The administration also highlighted the importance of seeking help during emergencies. People facing an emergency should immediately contact Rescue 1122.
Emergency resources remain deployed across Murree, according to the district administration. Rescue 1122 teams are also present in the field.
Relevant government departments have been directed to remain active. The deployment follows instructions from Deputy Commissioner Murree.
Officials are monitoring the situation as rainfall continues in the region. Emergency teams are prepared to respond to incidents caused by the weather.
The administration has called on both tourists and residents to cooperate with authorities. Following safety instructions can help reduce risks during adverse weather.
Visitors are particularly advised to avoid dangerous routes and water channels. They should also remain away from unstable trees and landslide-prone areas.
The latest advisory reflects concerns over changing weather conditions in the mountainous district. Authorities are maintaining emergency arrangements to respond to any situation.
Tourists planning to visit Murree should check weather conditions before starting their journey. They should also exercise extra caution while driving on wet roads.
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The administration has urged everyone to prioritize safety until weather conditions improve.
