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Tourists urged to follow safety guidelines as Murree receives snowfall

As snowfall begins in Murree Hills, the City Traffic Police has issued a set of precautions for tourists traveling to the region. The hill station recorded a minimum temperature of -1°C and a maximum of 8°C. Chief Traffic Officer Murree, Mughees Ahmad Hashmi, assured that traffic authorities are fully prepared to assist visitors. He emphasised the importance of safety and advised travelers to take necessary measures before heading to Murree. The minimum temperature recorded was -1C, with a maximum of 8°C.         View this post on Instagram                       A post shared by Rai Sajid Hussain Tanha (@raisajidhussaintanha) To manage the anticipated increase in tourist traffic, the City Traffic Police has implemented several measures to prevent congestion. Around 200 traffic wardens have been deployed to handle the expected volume of vehicles and maintain a smooth flow of traffic. As snowy weather approaches, it's crucial to prepare both yourself and your vehicle for safe travel. Here's a checklist for winter driving: Ensure your car has essential cold-weather gear like food, water, warm clothing, a scraper, blankets, medications, and a flashlight. Check tire pressure, bring an extra tire, and use winter fluid for wipers. Keep your fuel tank half-full, and ensure your headlights are functioning. Avoid unnecessary travel in extreme conditions. Drive slowly for better traction and control. Maintain a safe distance (5-6 seconds) and avoid full stops when possible. Have your vehicle checked, monitor weather conditions, inform someone of your route, and avoid night driving in snow. Always stay in communication with loved ones. Stay with your car as it provides shelter, insulate yourself with available materials, and conserve energy. Signal distress with brightly colored cloth, and avoid running the engine for too long to preserve fuel. Also, ensure your exhaust pipe is clear to prevent carbon monoxide buildup.

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