People should avoid snowbound areas of Kullu: Himachal police

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Press Trust of India Shimla
Last Updated : Jan 12 2020 | 1:50 PM IST

Local residents and tourists have been advised to not travel up to the higher reaches and snowbound areas of Himachal Pradesh's Kullu district, police said on Sunday.

Kullu Superintendent of Police Gaurav Singh said the Shimla Meteorological Centre has forecast heavy rain and snowfall in the district from January 12 to 19.

He added that people should avoid travelling to the the higher reaches as it might prove fatal.

In a tweet, Kullu police has asked people to call 107, a toll free number in case of any emergency.

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First Published: Jan 12 2020 | 1:50 PM IST

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