Government officials and emergency teams in Murree worked through the night as heavy snowfall covered the area, disrupting daily routines and making movement difficult across the hill station. Despite freezing temperatures and poor visibility, teams from the district administration, local government departments, rescue services, and law enforcement remained present on the ground to ensure public safety and continuity of essential services.
As snowfall continued to intensify, machinery was deployed to clear main roads linking Murree with nearby areas. Snowploughs and heavy equipment were used to remove thick snow, while traffic police managed vehicle movement to prevent congestion and accidents. Authorities restricted unnecessary travel and advised tourists to stay indoors until weather conditions improved. These timely measures helped avoid major emergencies during one of the season’s heaviest snowfalls.
Rescue teams and medical staff remained on high alert throughout the night and responded quickly to calls from residents and stranded motorists. Emergency shelters were kept ready, and food supplies and basic necessities were arranged for people affected by power outages or blocked roads. Officials also carried out field visits to monitor sensitive and high-risk locations, ensuring that no area was left without support.
Senior government officials appreciated the dedication of all departments working in extremely cold conditions. They said public safety remained the top priority and stressed that round-the-clock efforts reflect the government’s commitment to protecting lives during natural challenges. Residents of Murree also acknowledged the efforts of the teams, expressing gratitude for their support and presence during the difficult night.
The administration has advised citizens to remain cautious, follow official instructions, and avoid unnecessary travel as further snowfall is expected in the coming days. Authorities assured the public that all departments will continue coordinated efforts until normal conditions are fully restored, reaffirming their commitment to serve the people even in harsh weather.
