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In Brief: Chintpurni Temple road closed

Una: The road from the Shambhu barrier to gate number 3 of the Mata Chintpurni shrine will remain closed till September 12. As per the orders passed by Una District Magistrate Jatin Lal, under Sections 115 and 116 of the...

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Una, Updated At : 10:00 AM Sep 06, 2024 IST

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Una: The road from the Shambhu barrier to gate number 3 of the Mata Chintpurni shrine will remain closed till September 12. As per the orders passed by Una District Magistrate Jatin Lal, under Sections 115 and 116 of the Motor Vehicles Act of 1988, devotees going to the shrine will be diverted to alternative routes. The road has been closed for undertaking civil works on the gate located at the Shambhu barrier. The roof slab of the gate is to be laid, for which the road has been closed. The closure of traffic will ensure that there is no untoward incident in the area and the work can go unhindered, as per the order.

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