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It led to a blockade on the National Highway (NH)- 109 at Rudraprayag, with long queues of vehicles being formed on both sides of the road.

The Shankaracharya said he was taken by surprise by the pace at which things have been put back on track near Kedarnath.

Uttarakhand chief secretary said that even with multiple teams at work, it would be tough to get the roads traffic-ready soon.

Heavy equipment like bulldozers and rock breakers is still stuck in Guptkashi due to bad weather.

This is the first time the state government has announced plans to resume pilgrimage to the shrines since the floods ravaged the state.

The rain has triggered flashfloods in the Ganga, Yamuna and their tributaries at most of the places sweeping away a number of bridges.