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Good News for Tourists Traveling to Gilgit-Baltistan and Skardu<\/strong>
\nTourists planning to explore the beauty of Gilgit-Baltistan and Skardu can now breathe a sigh of relief. The National Highway Authority (NHA) has successfully restored key Gilgit-Baltistan roads, including the Karakoram Highway (KKH) and other critical northern routes, after recent heavy rainfall caused major disruptions.<\/p>\n

Emergency Restoration Completed on Gilgit-Baltistan Roads<\/strong>
\nIn response to the widespread damage, the NHA launched an emergency operation to restore road connectivity across northern Pakistan. Using all available resources, road crews worked day and night to reopen affected routes, ensuring safe and smooth traffic flow throughout the region.<\/p>\n

An official statement released on Wednesday confirmed that traffic has resumed on all major arteries, including access to Chilas, Mansehra, Babusar Top, Khunjerab Pass, and the Jaglot-Skardu Highway.<\/p>\n

Top Official Personally Inspects Repaired Routes<\/strong>
\nFederal Secretary for Communications, Ali Sher Mehsud, personally traveled across the restored routes to assess conditions firsthand. In a video message, he assured travelers that Gilgit-Baltistan roads are now safe, and vehicles are moving smoothly in both directions.<\/p>\n

He praised the NHA teams for completing the emergency repairs in record time, despite the extent of the damage. A detailed report on the work has been submitted to Federal Minister for Communications, Abdul Aleem Khan.<\/p>\n

Long-Term Infrastructure Improvements Underway<\/strong>
\nAli Sher Mehsud emphasized that while the immediate restoration is complete, the NHA is already working on long-term road safety and infrastructure resilience. The goal is to prevent future disruptions and improve overall travel conditions across Gilgit-Baltistan and other remote areas.<\/p>\n

This proactive approach reflects the government\u2019s commitment to supporting tourism and maintaining reliable connectivity for locals and visitors alike.<\/p>\n

Kaghan, Naran, and Other Key Routes Reopened<\/strong>
\nAs of two days ago, more than 90% of the rehabilitation work had been completed. Important roads, including the N-15 route through Kaghan and Naran, have also been reopened for traffic, allowing tourists to resume their journeys with confidence.<\/p>\n

Final Word for Tourists Visiting Gilgit-Baltistan<\/strong>
\nThanks to fast action by the NHA and the Ministry of Communications, tourists can now enjoy safe and uninterrupted travel to Gilgit-Baltistan and Skardu. Whether you\u2019re heading to mountain treks, scenic lakes, or cultural sites, now is a great time to visit the northern areas of Pakistan.<\/p>\n

Stay updated with official announcements and enjoy your trip through the reopened Gilgit-Baltistan roads.<\/p>\n

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