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India sets up avalanche control centre after "unprecendented snowfall" in 2005
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India's Defence Ministry has established a national avalanche control centre and observatory above the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway to study ways of minimising their impact.
The highway concerned, which is the only surface link between Kashmir and the rest of the country, was closed by "unprecedented snowfall" and avalanches for nearly a month last winter, resulting in shortages of essential goods.
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