Budgam teenager’s innocent vlog takes internet by storm, wins millions of hearts

Budgam, Apr 27 (KNO): In a heart-warming turn of events, a young teenager hailing from Chewdara area of Beerwah in Central Kashmir’s Budgam district has become an internet sensation overnight, winning the hearts of his viewers with his innocent vlogging.

Moomin Ahmad Wani, who emerges by the name “moominvlogs.01” on Instagram, won the hearts of millions of his fans with his realistic style of vlogging—that is free of any filters or pretension.

As per the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), Moomin started sharing his videos on a social media platform just a week ago, and his authenticity struck a chord with audiences.

Tawseef Nazir, Moomin’s cousin, shared with KNO that he had given Moomin his old phone with a broken display. Despite the device’s condition, Moomin got it repaired and promptly began sharing his vlogs.

His first video, a 1 minute 27 second house tour, captivated audiences with its genuine portrayal of his surroundings, earning widespread praise and admiration.

“We were shocked to learn that Moomin’s video had become viral,” said Tawseef Nazir. “The overwhelming response from people encouraged us to support him further and urged him to continue.”

Reflecting on his unexpected rise to fame, Moomin, a 9th-grade student, confessed, “I never imagined I would delve into vlogging, let alone receive such immense love and support from people.”

Despite possessing a modest smartphone, Moomin emphasized the importance of dedication and simplicity in his content, pledging to stay true to his roots amidst his newfound popularity.

In just a week, Moomin’s Instagram following has surged to 18k, with his videos amassing over 2 million views—a testament to the genuine connection he has forged with his audience—(KNO)

TRAFFIC POLICE HEADQUARTERS, J&K, JAMMU/SRINAGAR

1. From 26-04-2024, 1700 hrs. to 27-04-2024, 1700 hrs., Jammu-Srinagar NHW remained blocked for 01 hour due to repair work at Dalwas. Slow movement was observed on NH-44 due to breakdown of 04 HMVs, single lane traffic at Dalwas, Mehad, Panthyal, Nachlana, Gangroo, Shalgarhi etc. and poor surface condition of road at many places between Nashri and NAVYUG Tunnel.

2. Passengers/LMVs operators are advised to prefer journey on Jammu-Srinagar NHW during day time as movement of nomads towards Kashmir Valley may cause inconvenience to the commuters and apprehension of shooting stones between Ramban and Banihal.

3. Load carrier (HMV/LMV) Operators carrying fresh perishable/live stock are advised to load their vehicle as per advisory issued by Traffic Police Headquarters time to time as there is single lane traffic and poor condition of road at Dalwas, Panthyal, Nachlana, Shalgarhi etc. on Jammu Srinagar NHW.

4. HMVs Operators/Owners are requested to desist from overloading and carry sufficient fuel during journey on Jammu-Srinagar NHW. It is further requested that vehicle owners must double check the fitness of their vehicles and carry sufficient fuel before undertaking journey on Jammu-Srinagar NHW

5. HMVs with only 06 and 10 tyres shall be allowed to ply through Dhar road.

TRAFFIC PLAN & ADVISORY FOR 28-04-2024:-

Jammu-Srinagar NHW (NH-44) Subject to fair weather and good road condition, LMVs Passenger/Private Cars shall be allowed from both sides on Jammu-Srinagar NHW viz Jammu towards Srinagar and vice- versa. However, HMVs shall be managed on regulated manner after assessing the road condition.

Cut off timing for LMVs in view of single road at Dalwas, Panthyal, Nachlana, Kishtwari Pather etc:- (subject to change depending on road condition) from Nagrota (Jammu) 0600 hrs to 1300 hrs from Jakheni (Udhampur) 0700 hrs to 1400 hrs & from NAVYUG Tunnel (Qazigund side) 0600 hrs to 1300 hrs No Vehicle shall be allowed after cut off timing.

SFs Convoy Movement:-

Security Forces are advised/requested not to ply against advisory/traffic plan in view of

possible traffic congestion because of narrow carriage way between Nashree and Banihal on Jammu-Srinagar NHW. Tomorrow they may ply from Jammu towards Srinagar after confirming the status of NHW from TCU Ramban.

SSG ROAD

Srinagar-Sonamarg-Gumari road blocked due to landslide/fresh snowfall on Zojila axis.

Mughal Road:- Mughal road blocked due to landslide at Mansar Morh

Bhaderwah-Chamba road:-

Bhaderwah-Chamba road is still blocked due to snow accumulation.

ADVISORY:-

People are advised to undertake journey on NH-44 only after confirming status of the road from Traffic control units as under:-

Jammu (0191-2459048, 0191-2740550, 9419147732, 103)

Srinagar (0194-2450022, 2485396, 18001807091, 103) Ramban (9419993745, 1800-180-7043)

Udhampur (8491928625)

PCR Kishtwar (9906154100)

PCR Kargil (9541902330, 9541902331)

Severe Weather Alert For Next 48hrs

Heavy rainfall is expected at most places in Jammu and Kashmir during next 48hrs.

Main impact of this weather system will be seen between tomorrow morning to 29 April evening, during this period few places in Kashmir and Jammu can see very heavy rainfall.

During next 48 hrs , moderate to heavy snowfall is expected over higher reaches like Sonamarg, Gulmarg affarwat, Razdan pass, Zojila pass, Sinthan top, sadhana pass, Peer ki Gali & Gurez Valley.

Rain and Snow Forecasted in Jammu & Kashmir from April 26th-29th April

Jammu & Kashmir residents, brace yourselves for a weather spectacle as meteorologists predict a series of atmospheric events starting April 26th. According to the latest updates from the MET Centre in Srinagar, the region is expected to experience a mix of rain and snowfall, marking a transition from the dry spell of recent days.

Starting from April 26th to 27th, cloudy skies will prevail, accompanied by light to moderate rainfall in many areas. Higher reaches are likely to witness snowfall, adding a picturesque layer to the landscape.

The anticipation heightens for April 28th and 29th, as the forecast suggests widespread cloudy conditions with a higher probability of rainfall and snowfall, especially in the mountainous regions. Heavy rain is expected to drench isolated areas, particularly in the Jammu & Kashmir Division. Additionally, thunderstorms, lightning, hailstorms, and gusty winds may sweep through, urging caution among residents and travelers alike.

On April 30th, scattered areas may experience light rain accompanied by thunder. However, a respite is in sight from May 1st to 5th, as generally dry weather is anticipated across the region.

Despite the visual treat nature has in store, authorities are issuing advisories to stay vigilant. Farmers are advised to suspend operations from April 26th onwards, anticipating disruptions due to inclement weather. Furthermore, temporary traffic disruptions are expected over higher mountain passes like Zojila, Sinthan Pass, Mughal Road, and Razdan Pass, particularly on April 28th. Low-lying areas may face waterlogging, and there’s a possibility of landslides and shooting stones, urging caution among residents.

Moreover, there may be a temporary increase in water levels in Jehlum streams and Nallas, necessitating precautionary measures.

As the region prepares for this atmospheric extravaganza, residents are urged to stay informed and heed official warnings to ensure safety and mitigate any potential risks associated with the forecasted weather conditions.