Exclusive Ground Zero Report on After 3 Days of Snow Fury, Bhaderwah Struggles to Return to Normalcy, Vehicles Buried, Power & Water Supply Disrupted Normal life in Bhaderwah and its adjoining areas has come to a standstill after record-breaking heavy snowfall hit the region after a gap of a decade. Most roads continue to remain closed, while essential services like electricity and water supply have been disrupted for the last three days, causing severe inconvenience to the local population. The unprecedented snowfall has resulted in heavy accumulation of snow, burying vehicles and restricting movement across the town and nearby areas. After the first bright sunshine following three days of harsh and hostile weather, residents were seen clearing snow from rooftops and lanes, trying to restore normalcy to their daily life. With water supply badly affected, locals are collecting snow in buckets and using it to meet their daily needs. Meanwhile, the district administration has pressed men and machinery into service and started restoration and clearance operations on a war footing to ease the problems being faced by the public. Efforts are on to restore essential services, while authorities have advised people to remain cautious and avoid unnecessary travel in snow-bound areas.