Jaglot–Skardu Road Reopened on 28 July After Temporary Bridge Restoration at Sassi Haramosh
The Jaglot–Skardu Road (JSR) reopened for all types of traffic on 28 July after the successful restoration of the temporary bridge at Sassi Haramosh. Police personnel have been deployed to ensure the safe and orderly movement of vehicles.
Jaglot–Skardu Road Reopened on 28 July After Temporary Bridge Restoration at Sassi Haramosh
The Jaglot–Skardu Road (JSR) has officially reopened for all types of traffic on 28 July following the successful completion of restoration work on the temporary bridge at Sassi Haramosh, according to the Gilgit-Baltistan Police.
The temporary bridge was rebuilt after earlier damage disrupted traffic on one of the main routes connecting Gilgit and Skardu. With restoration work now complete, the road has been reopened, restoring connectivity for residents, tourists, transporters, and other travelers.
Traffic Flow Being Monitored
Senior officers and personnel of the Gilgit-Baltistan Police have been deployed at both ends of the temporary bridge to regulate traffic and ensure the safe and smooth movement of vehicles across the restored section.
Motorists are requested to cooperate with traffic officials and follow all instructions while crossing the bridge.
Latest Road Updates
Travelers planning to use the Jaglot–Skardu Road (JSR), Skardu Road, Astore Valley Road (AVR), or the Karakoram Highway (KKH) are advised to check the latest road conditions before starting their journey.
For real-time road updates and travel information, contact the Gilgit-Baltistan Police Helpline 15.
Source: Spokesperson, Gilgit-Baltistan Police.
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