Travel routes in Galiyat are open again following heavy snow and hail storms that previously blocked traffic. District administrators confirmed that vehicles are moving, and work crews are actively spreading salt to stop cars from sliding.
Teams removed snow from the pathway connecting Baragali and Dunga Gali. Workers also cleared the passage through Changla Gali, bringing back travel access for locals and visitors.
Leaders examined the snow removal efforts and reviewed the salt inventory located at the highway authority station in Changla Gali. They instructed workers to apply salt on any areas needed to combat slick surfaces.
Even though pathways are clear, motorists need to stay careful. Freezing temperatures create slick spots even once visible snow is gone, and shifting mountain weather can alter travel safety fast.
People driving toward Nathiagali, Dunga Gali, and Changla Gali need to reduce their speed, specifically on covered areas and high points where ice might still exist.
Traffic flow is back across the impacted region due to the open paths. Still, ongoing salting and careful driving are vital to lower dangers on highland roads, and motorists must not think a cleared path is totally ice-free.
