The administration has taken a major step to ensure the safety of pilgrims traveling to Kedarnath in Uttarakhand. Wearing helmets has been made mandatory on the 21-kilometer-long trekking route to Kedarnath. According to reports, 13 landslide-prone zones have been identified along the route after the pilgrimage resumed amid the monsoon. These areas are at increased risk of falling rocks and mountain cracks during rain. According to the administration, helmets have also been made mandatory for horse and mule operators. Arrangements are being made to provide helmets to pilgrims along the pilgrimage route. The report states that other areas, including the Badrinath route, are also being monitored due to the vulnerability to landslides. Pilgrims traveling on the pilgrimage are urged to take the weather and the administration’s safety guidelines into consideration. 🔔 Subscribe to the channel and share videos for important news from the country and the state. #Kedarnath#KedarnathYatra#Uttarakhand#CharDham#Landslide#PilgrimsSafety#IndiaNews#BreakingNews#UttarakhandNews 🔑 5 KEY POINTS 🪖 Helmets are mandatory on the 21-km trek to Kedarnath. ⚠️ 13 landslide zones have been identified along the route. 🌧️ Danger of falling stones due to monsoon rains. 🐎 Helmets are also mandatory for horse and mule operators. 🚨 Administration emphasizes safety and surveillance in sensitive areas.
Mandatory Helmets for Kedarnath Yatra | 13 Landslide Zones on 21 KM Trek | Pilgrim Safety
