After giving a break of almost two years due to global pandemic Covid-19, this year the government permitted to hold of the annual pilgrimage to the Amarnath cave shrine in Jammu and Kashmir. This year, the 43-day yatra is all set to start on June 30 and it will end on August 11.

To make the yatra more comfortable to the devotees, Jammu and Kashmir’s LG Manoj Sinha to a charge and reviewed the preparations and security arrangements for the upcoming yatra.

LG said, the arrangements have been made for the holy yatra and all the work, which is yet to complete, will be finished in the upcoming days. An official statement also has been released by the Sinha, where it said all the senior officials have been advised to keep a check on all the security arrangements for the devotees such as transport, sanitation, lodging, water, electricity, health, food courts, convenience shops, vending zones among others so that the will not have to face any kind of difficulties this time during Amarnath Yatris.

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A high-level meeting also has been organized which have been attended by the temple management committee, civil society members, coordination committee, traders body and all other stakeholders. During the meeting, they said they will assure that every pilgrim is welcomed by the management with an open heart. It said they are all set to provide smooth conduct of the yatra. Other senior officers including BSF, Army, intelligence agencies, and CRPF have been separately briefed the ADGP on the tight security and arrangements.

Seeing the current Covid situation in the country, devotees have been advised to follow all the coronavirus protocols such as social distancing and sanitization of hands.

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