‘Koi bhi mat aana Manali aur Solang’: Social media consumer warns vacationers after heavy snowfall strands 2,000 autos

Amid heavy snowfall in Himachal Pradesh’s Manali and Solang valleys, over 1,800 autos remained stranded on the roads, prompting a social media consumer caught within the visitors jam to warn others towards any go to to the area.

On Instagram, Chlucky Tyagi shared a video exhibiting immobile visitors alongside the Solang Valley-Atal tunnel street. He urged would-be vacationers to rethink their plans and warned: “koi bhi mat aana!” (Don’t come!)”

In a video shared on Saturday (December 28), Chlucky Tyagi warned of heavier snowfall anticipated over the following 3-4 days, predicting worsening street circumstances within the area.

Filmed at night time, the clip confirmed a protracted line of autos stranded on snow-covered roads. Tyagi talked about that he had been stranded since 10 a.m. and expressed uncertainty about when and the way they’d be capable to depart the world.

Tyagi additionally talked about that even a automobile of the sub-divisional Justice of the Peace (SDM) was caught in the identical visitors jam alongside them.

Himachal Police reported that many autos and vacationers stranded as a result of warnings of heavy snowfall had been efficiently rescued.

Talking to ANI, Manali DSP KD Sharma stated a rescue operation was launched after over 2,000 autos received caught between Solang Valley and Atal Tunnel as a result of climate circumstances extremes.

Sharma revealed that round 1,800 autos had been safely evacuated, whereas round 200 had been nonetheless stranded.

Shimla and higher elements of Himachal Pradesh have been dealing with heavy rains and heavy snowfall over the past two days, inflicting landslides and main disruption to each day life.

The state climate service forecasts gentle to average snowfall within the mid and excessive hills on Dec. 27, 28 and 29.

Gentle rain can also be anticipated within the plains and low hills throughout this era.

Climate is anticipated to stay dry throughout the state on December 30 and 31, with gentle snow and rain resuming within the mid and higher hills on January 1.