The upper regions of Murree have been experiencing heavy rainfall and dense fog, prompting the local administration to issue a public advisory for both residents and tourists.
Rain has been ongoing for the past two days, and officials have warned of potential flash floods. People have been urged to stay away from rivers, streams, and other low-lying areas due to the heightened risk of flooding.
Tourists have been advised to avoid unnecessary travel during this period. Authorities emphasized the importance of using fog lights while driving in low-visibility conditions caused by rain and fog.
The district administration has also raised concerns about the possibility of landslides in the hilly regions, urging locals to remain cautious and follow all safety guidelines.
Visitors in Murree have been instructed to stay in safe areas, especially as the current weather conditions remain unpredictable. According to the Meteorological Department, the spell of rain is likely to continue across Murree and other northern parts of the country.
