Twenty-four stranded passengers were transferred by the Air Force of India (IAF) between Kargil and Srinagar on Saturday (February 8, 2025), marking the beginning of the Messenger Service of Kargil An-32, a line of life to the territory of the territory of the Union of Ladakh during the winter months during the winter months during the winter months.
On the first day, 12 passengers traveled in the Kargil An-32 messaging service of Kargil to Srinagar and an equal number between Srinagar to Kargil, said an official.
The Kargil messaging service operates on the Kargil-Srinagar and Kargil-Jammu routes on the selected days to facilitate the passengers stranded due to the closure of the Srinagar-Leh National Highway due to strong snowfall.
Meanwhile, Kargil’s deputy commissioner, Shrkant Balasaheb, and deputy police officer (headquarters) Nitin Yadav inspected all arrangements at the Kargil airport and instructed all worried officials to guarantee a soft management of the Kargil messaging service.
Published – February 8, 2025 03:34 pm ist
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