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Strong Gusty Winds, Heavy Rain Wreak Havoc in North, Central Kashmir

Causes Damage in North Kashmir Parts; Rain, Gusty Winds Expected in J&K During Next Few Hours: Director MET

Gadyal Desk by Gadyal Desk
11/07/2025
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Srinagar, July 11 (JKNS): Gusty winds and heavy rain caused widespread damage across parts of North and Central Kashmir on Friday evening, with reports of vehicles crushed by falling rooftops and power infrastructure left crippled.

Reports reaching news agency JKNS stated that parts of north and central Kashmir are experiencing massive gusty winds and heavy rains including parts of Baramulla, Kupwara, Srinagar and other parts.

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Reports said that several cars were damaged after rooftops and electric poles collapsed in Qaziabad and Kralgund Market areas of Kupwara district. Multiple electric cables and rooftops were torn apart, leading to a complete power outage in the affected localities.

Director Meteorological Department, Dr. Mukhtar Ahmad, as per JKNS, said, “A spell of light to moderate rain/thunder is likely over many areas of Kashmir Division, Poonch, Rajouri, Ramban, Doda, Reasi, Udhampur, and parts of Jammu plains during the next 3–5 hours.”

He further cautioned that, “Few places may witness intense showers that could trigger flash floods, landslides, mudslides, and shooting stones. Strong gusty winds reaching up to 40–50 kmph are also expected.”

The MET Department has advised the public to stay away from loose structures, old trees, and exposed electric poles for their safety. (JKNS)

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