All section CloseWatch: Ice Flows Out Of Pipes In Kashmir As Mercury Drops Below Freezing Point
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Jammu and Kashmir, 5 Jan 2023 1:14 PM GMT
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The 40-day harsh winter began in Kashmir on December 21 and will end on January 30. This period is marked by frequent snowfall and frozen water bodies across the Valley. Videos of ice flowing out of water pipelines in the Valley are getting surfaced on social media. Large parts of Dal Lake were frozen due to severe prevailing cold weather conditions, and night temperatures recorded a further drop in Kashmir and Ladakh.
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