30,000 Vehicles Reach Shimla Within 2 Days Amid Rising Temperature

 

As the temperature in Shimla continues to rise, more than 30,000 vehicles have reached the city within just two days. With the onset of the summer season, Shimla is witnessing a surge in tourists who are flocking to the hill station to escape the scorching heat in the plains.

The increase in the number of vehicles has caused traffic congestion in the city, and authorities are struggling to manage the situation. To ease the traffic, the administration has introduced a one-way traffic system on certain roads and has deployed additional police personnel to manage the traffic flow.

The rise in temperature is not only attracting tourists but also causing concern among the locals. The temperature in Shimla has been consistently above 25 degrees Celsius in the past few days, which is unusual for this time of the year. Experts attribute this rise in temperature to climate change and the impact of human activities on the environment.

The influx of tourists also poses a challenge for the local administration in terms of managing the waste generated by them. The Shimla Municipal Corporation has urged tourists to segregate their waste and dispose of it responsibly.

Despite these challenges, the tourism industry in Shimla is optimistic about the upcoming summer season. Hoteliers and restaurant owners are expecting good footfall this season and are taking steps to ensure the safety and comfort of their guests.

As the temperature continues to rise, it is important for tourists to be mindful of their impact on the environment and to adopt sustainable practices. The local administration and tourism industry also has a responsibility to manage the influx of tourists in a sustainable manner and to preserve the natural beauty and resources of Shimla.