The Skardu District Disaster Management Authority and the Department of Communication and Construction are rapidly advancing work on Deosai Road. The road is now in the final stage of opening for the season and restoration. Of the 35‑kilometre stretch leading to Deosai Top, 31 kilometres have been cleared, and machinery has reached the vicinity of Deosai Top. Government crews and equipment continue to operate around the clock, removing snow and avalanche debris despite harsh weather and rugged mountain terrain. If weather conditions remain favorable, the road is expected to be fully opened to traffic up to Deosai Top within the next three to four days, restoring tourism and local travel convenience.
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