On April 2, a massive landslide occurred near the T5 tunnel in the Panthyal area of the Ramban district in northern India's Jammu and Kashmir. Large stones tumbled down from the mountain onto the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway, as vehicles were passing through. Fortunately, no casualties were reported.

The incident was captured on video, showing the rocks crashing down and a huge cloud of dust enveloping the highway. A massive boulder is also seen rolling over. As a result, traffic was disrupted on both sides of the tunnel.

In the wake of the landslide, Ramban's deputy commissioner has called for the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) to conduct a technical assessment of the situation.

Stones rained down from a mountain on the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway in northern India's Jammu and Kashmir.

The incident is reported to have happened near the T5 tunnel in Panthyal area of Ramban district on April 2.

Visuals showed the stones falling off the mountain and onto the highway where a lot of vehicles were present. A big boulder was seen rolling over and approaching the vehicles. People expectedly panicked as this happened. The small and big stones collapsed off the mountain causing a cloud of dust beneath. According to a report, the traffic was stopped on both sides of the tunnel after this incident. Fortunately, the people on this highway had a narrow escape as no one was injured.

The authorities arrived for restoration work after they got information about this. Ramban's deputy commissioner also wrote to the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) for conducting a technical assessment of this incident.