Overview
- The pilgrimage remains suspended for a 12th straight day following the August 26 landslide near Adhkuwari that killed 34 people and injured 20.
- The Regional Meteorological Centre forecasts a yellow alert for September 8–9 for thunderstorms, lightning and squalls, with no alert in place until September 7.
- A shrine board official said a decision on resumption is expected next week after a fresh weather review, noting the track has been cleared of debris and repair work is ongoing.
- A three-member inquiry led by Additional Chief Secretary Shaleen Kabra is examining causes and response, with a report due within two weeks.
- Thousands of pilgrims remain in and around Katra, local businesses report losses, and local train services between Jammu and Katra are still suspended.