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Khelo India Athletes Safe After Avalanche in Gulmarg, Games Proceed as Scheduled

By Lokmat English Desk | Published: February 22, 2024 4:27 PM

The Winter Games' fourth edition at Kangdoori Phase 1 started on February 21. On February 22, a significant snow ...

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The Winter Games' fourth edition at Kangdoori Phase 1 started on February 21. On February 22, a significant snow avalanche hit Khilan Marg on Afarwat Peak Gulmarg. Luckily, all Khelo India athletes are unharmed after the incident. The J&K Sports Council confirmed that the avalanche at Khilanmarg did not affect the athletes participating in the ski and snowboard events of Khelo India Winter Games 2024 at Kangdoori Phase 1. They assured that all safety measures have been implemented.

J&K Sports Council said, "The avalanche that hit Khilanmarg area of Gulmarg earlier this afternoon has not impacted athletes taking part in ski and snowboard events of Khelo India Winter Games 2024 at Kangdoori Phase 1. All necessary precautions have been taken for safety."

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