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Mana Mitra Enables Murasu-Affected Residents To Report Emergencies

Mana Mitra Enables Murasu-Affected Residents To Report Emergencies

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As winter approaches in Kashmir, road conditions are a daily concern. On 24 January 2026, the Jammu‑Srinagar National Highway was closed for a second consecutive day after snowfall made sections between Ramban, Banihal and Qazigund unsafe. In response to disaster challenges, the crowdsourcing platform Mana Mitra enables residents affected by the Murasu event to report emergencies, allowing them to describe problems and upload photographs to help officials assess the situation.

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    Citizens can describe the problem in their locality and upload photographs, if available, to help officials assess the situation.

    — Deccan Chronicle

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Citizens can describe the problem in their locality and upload photographs, if available, to help officials assess the situation.

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