Amarnath Yatra: Jammu and Kashmir police issues advisory to pilgrims amid terror attack threat
Jammu and Kashmir police has issued an advisory to the pilgrims of Amarnath Yatra asking them to lodge only in authorised campuses and remain vigilant


A file photo of Amarnath yatra. CNN News18[/caption]The terror threat has prompted the authorities to mobilise the "highest level" of security measures including satellite tracking system."Reside only in authorised campus and lodgement centres," the Jammu and Kashmir police said in its multi-point advisory."If you see any suspicious person or thing or receive such information, don’t panic. Keep vigil on it and inform police," the advisory further read.Other instructions in the advisory were routine and included: due registration for the yatra, proper medical check-up and keeping medicine at hand in case of emergency etc.The 40-day long Amarnath Yatra began on Thursday amid multi- tier security with more than 6,000 pilgrims paying obeisance at Amarnath on the first day.The second batch of 2,481 pilgrims, comprising 1,638 males, 663 females and 180 sages, left from Jammu in 66 vehicles for the twin base camps of the yatra.

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