CM Omar Abdullah reviews preparedness to deal with expected snowfall, says spell likely to improve air quality

STC NEWS DESK
SRINAGAR, DECEMBER 20 (STC): Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Saturday expressed optimism that the expected spell of snowfall will mark the beginning of the Valley’s winter tourism season and is likely to improve air quality. Stating that
All necessary preparations have been completed across both Kashmir and Jammu divisions to deal with the snowfall, he said.
“I came to Srinagar and held a meeting with both divisions—Kashmir and Jammu. All preparations have been made, but whether those are sufficient or not will only be known once snowfall begins,” Omar said.
He added that the administration is “eagerly waiting” for snowfall as it will improve air quality and revive tourism activity. “We are waiting for this snowfall it will clean the air, reduce pollution, and our winter tourist season will start. All preparations have been made from our side,” he said.
The Chief Minister also chaired a review meeting earlier in the day to assess district-level readiness, including snow clearance, power supply, and essential services.
(Straight Talk Communications)