24X7 Helpline Control Room for Amarnath pilgrims
Srinagar, June 15: Shri Amarnath Shrine Board has established a Control Room equipped with a 24-hour Helpline to facilitate pilgrims undertaking Amarnath Yatra beginning June 25.
An official spokesman said the Control Room was inaugurated this morning by Governor NN Vohra, who is also the Chairman of Shrine Board.
“Any person seeking information or help about the forthcoming Yatra, which commences on 25th June should call on 0194-2501679 or e-mail at sasbjk2001@gmail.com,” the spokesman said. “Any person wishing to make any enquiries about the Yatra arrangements can also call this Control Room/Helpline which has been set up in the office of the Additional Chief Executive Officer of the Shrine Board.”
The Spokesman stated that pilgrims can also gather Yatra-related information through the Shrine Board’s website by logging on to www.shriamarnathjishrine.com and also send e-queries online through the website.
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