Jaglot–Skardu Road (JSR) May Reopen Tomorrow (28 July) as Bridge Restoration Near Sassi Haramosh Continues
Get the latest GB road update as temporary bridge repair near Sassi Haramosh on the Jaglot Skardu Road (JSR) nears completion. Gilgit-Baltistan Police say the road may reopen tomorrow — check here for the live status, travel advisory, and helpline info.
JSR Jaglot Skardu Road Update: Susi Haramosh Bridge Repair Nears Completion, Reopening Expected Tomorrow
According to a fresh statement from Gilgit-Baltistan Police, restoration work on the Jaglot Skardu Road (JSR) is progressing rapidly. Reconstruction of the temporary bridge near Susi Haramosh, which was damaged by recent flooding, is now in its final stages. Officials expect the road to reopen for traffic tomorrow, 28 July, though this remains subject to on-ground progress.
Current Situation
- Temporary bridge restoration near Susi Haramosh is nearing completion.
- The road is expected to reopen tomorrow, pending final confirmation from the site.
- The National Highway Authority (NHA) has deployed machinery on both the Skardu and Gilgit sides to speed up clearance and restoration work.
Advisory for Travelers and Tourists
The Gilgit-Baltistan Police spokesperson has issued the following appeal to the general public, travelers, and tourists:
- Avoid unnecessary travel on this route for now.
- Wait until the bridge repair is fully complete and the road is officially reopened.
- We regularly post updates on our website, so keep checking this page for the Jaglot Skardu road live status.
Need Help? Contact the Helpline
For the latest Skardu road update and Gilgit road update, travelers can contact the police helpline at 15.
Note: This update is based on the official statement issued by Gilgit-Baltistan Police. Since conditions can change due to weather and ongoing construction work, we recommend checking back on our site regularly for the latest GB road update before setting out.
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