A large rock blocking movement on the Kedarnath Dham foot route near Chirbasa has been removed, clearing the way for people travelling along the mountain path.
The obstruction was located approximately 2.5 km above Gaurikund. Public Works Department workers completed its removal through a coordinated operation and persistent effort.
Location of the clearance
The affected stretch lies on the walking route leading to Kedarnath Dham. Chirbasa is situated about 2.5 km uphill from Gaurikund, making the clearance relevant to movement along this route.
details about how long the rock had blocked the path, whether anyone was delayed, or whether the route had been formally closed before the work is not yet available.
Workers clear the obstruction
Public Works Department workers took part in removing the large rock. Their sustained effort, along with cooperation during the operation, restored easier passage on the affected section.
No information has been provided about injuries, damage to the route or further obstructions. The available update records the rock’s removal as the immediate development.
Conclusion
The removal of the large rock near Chirbasa has eased movement on the Kedarnath Dham foot route, following coordinated work by Public Works Department personnel.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Where was the rock removed?
The rock was removed near Chirbasa on the Kedarnath Dham foot route.
Q. How far is the location from Gaurikund?
The location is about 2.5 km uphill from Gaurikund.
Q. What had the rock caused?
It had obstructed movement along the walking route.
Q. Which workers cleared the obstruction?
Public Works Department workers carried out the removal.
Q. What was the result of the operation?
The obstruction was cleared, making movement along the affected stretch easier.
