Two snow control rooms set up in Kashmir

January 18, 2013 20:08

In the wake of heavy snowfall in Kashmir Valley and parts of Jammu division, the state government today set up two control rooms to ensure minimum disruption of services.

Two control rooms, one each at Kashmir and Jammu, have been set up to monitor snow clearance activities, Minister Roads and Buildings and Mechanical Engineering Department Abdul Majeed Wani told reporters.

"The control room for Jammu is at Engineering Institute Ganghinagar, while at Kashmir it has been set up at chief engineer, MED office at Shaltaing," he said.

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