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Srinagar, Jan 24 (KNO): Reacting to the seven-day alert issued by National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), Divisional Commissioner Kashmir, Vijay Kumar Bidhuri Friday said the public need to exercise caution during outdoor activities like trekking and that the government is ready to tackle any eventuality. Addressing the media persons in Srinagar, Bidhuri as per the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) said, “While we have seen some snowfall, the dry spell persists, and a seven-day alert has been issued. Everyone must remain cautious and take necessary precautions.” He said trekkers must be particularly careful, not only regarding fire hazards but also other dangers as well. “People venturing outdoors for trekking should stay alert to wildlife, unpredictable water flow, and other risks. Being vigilant can prevent avoidable incidents,” he said. Similarly, the Divisional Commissioner also pointed out that dry patches in areas like Shankaracharya are prone to fire and emphasized the importance of being cautious in such regions. He noted the administration is on high alert and ready to address any eventuality during this period. Pertinently, the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) issued a ‘very high forest fire risk’ alert for forested areas in Jammu & Kashmir over the next seven days. “Very High Forest Fire Risk is likely to occur over forest areas in J&K, in the next 7 days. In case of emergency dial 112,” reads the advisory on the NDMA Sachet web portal—(KNO)

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