Skardu: The road washed away due to flash floods by the Stak Nullah has been reopened for traffic after joint efforts by the Pakistan Army and the civil administration. This vital achievement not only restored land connectivity of Skardu with other parts of country but it also resumed movement of passengers and the transportation of essential items. According to Radio Pakistan, the collaboration between the military and civil authorities was crucial in addressing the disruptions caused by the flash floods. The reopening of the road facilitates the local population and supports the flow of necessary supplies, indicating a significant step toward recovery and normalcy in the region.
Road Reopened After Flash Flood Damage by Stak Nullah
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