Officials said continuous rainfall since July 18 has triggered repeated landslides, mudslides and falling rocks, making the route unsafe for both commuters and restoration teams. The weather office has cautioned that heavy rain on July 31, as well as on August 2 and 3, could trigger flash floods, mudslides, landslides and shooting stones at vulnerable locations, particularly in hilly districts. Authorities have urged residents, pilgrims and travellers to remain vigilant and avoid unnecessary movement in landslide-prone areas during periods of intense rainfall. The highest rainfall during the past 24 hours was reported from the Amarnath area, highlighting the continued influence of active monsoon conditions over the region. With restoration work underway and more rain expected in the coming days, officials have appealed to the public to strictly adhere to weather alerts and traffic advisories to ensure their safety.