Snowfall in Kashmir caused air service to be stopped, and four flights were canceled

Snowfall in the valley on Sunday caused a temporary suspension of air traffic between Kashmir and the rest of the nation, according to authorities here.

Four flights have already been canceled owing to snowfall, and additional planned planes have been placed on standby, according to a representative for the Airports Authority of India.

Snowfall in the Valley on Sunday caused a temporary suspension of air travel between Kashmir and the rest of the nation, according to authorities here.

Four flights have already been canceled, according to an official with the Airports Authority of India, and the other planned planes have been placed on standby because of the snowfall.

The official said that the runway could be cleaned since the snowfall, which began late yesterday night, momentarily halted in the morning. He said, "Yet before any flights could be operated, snowfall resumed."

In the highest portions of the valley, there have been reports of heavy snowfall, while the plains of Kashmir are seeing moderate precipitation. To make sure that the roads are usable for traffic, snow clearance operations have been ongoing since the morning.

Given the slick roadways, officials have recommended vehicles to travel cautiously.