Kashmir Chamber of Commerce and Industries in a statement claimed fruit industry has incurred Rs 500 crore loss due to snowfall.
Sad to see this video from Keller in Shopian of South Kashmir. This is a farmer who owns an Apple orchard. Fresh heavy snowfall covered his entire orchard in white but also ruined the fresh produce of apples that were left in open. He is crying his heart out while removing snow. pic.twitter.com/LaFdrWopBB
— Aditya Raj Kaul (@AdityaRajKaul) November 4, 2018
A Police constable carrying ailing truck driver trapped in snow on his back during rescue operation in Mughal road#jagokashmirjago #kashmir pic.twitter.com/MmVNUFvcfd — zeenat (@zeenat_mal) November 5, 2018
Snow damages to #Apple orchards across #Kashmir . Trees broke down due to the weight of the snow.#Dhanteras #MondayMotivation #RamKiAyodhya #TheWalkingDead #GBvsNE #farmersmarket #srinagar #JammuAndKashmir pic.twitter.com/o3tyfQG4K7 — Rajesh (@rajeshrajput25) November 5, 2018
This is what snowfall did to my #Apple Orchard.
Untimely snowfall creates havoc in #kashmir, damages properties, apple orchards, Overground electricity networks but thankfully no loss of life. @jandkgovernor kindly issue directions for assessment & relief. pic.twitter.com/1IDuyMBfIZ
— Saahil Suhail (@SaahilSuhail) November 4, 2018
We appreciate this Jammu & Kashmir Traffic Cop who risked his life to save stranded passengers on Historical Mughal Road shopian at Pir ki Gali where five feet snow accumulated. pic.twitter.com/X2D1u8tI4z — J&K Police (@JmuKmrPolice) November 4, 2018