Arequipa Suffers Fifth Day of Blockade in the Panamericana South: Caravelí Asks for Air Bridge
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The MTC, through Provías Nacional, maintains a deployment of heavy and personal machinery to respond to the recorded road emergency in the Quebrada Onda sector, district of Atico, province of Caravelí, in Arequipa, where the landslides and huaicos caused by the intense rains affected the transitability of the Panamericana Sur.
Regional Council issues a statement calling for attention to the central government
Ways collapsed by huaicos as El Niño extraordinary risk grows: affected regionsThe consequences of the DANA Aníbal contnúan affecting the south of Peru.The provincial mayor of Caravelí, Roberto Soto, asked the government to accelerate the attention of the emergency caused by the huaicos and landslides that keep blocked for the fifth consecutive day the Panamericana Sur, at the height of the sector Quebrada Honda, in the district of Atico, Arequi…
The intense rains and huaicos keep in emergency a section of the Panamericana Sur, in Arequipa, where trucks, buses and private vehicles remain detained while heavy machinery works to recover the rotabilidad.The work is concentrated mainly between the kilometers 725 and 731, in addition to other sectors such as Atico, where the precipitation and the material dragged have complicated the displacement. Trucks and buses were trapped behind the huai…
The constant landslides recorded during today’s day on the Ocoña-Atico road have caused delays in the recovery work carried out by the Regional Government of Arequipa in the area. Despite these setbacks, the authorities estimate that a lane for vehicle traffic could be enabled tomorrow, provided the climatic conditions allow it. The emergency, which keeps traffic on this important connecting road interrupted, has mobilized heavy machinery from t…
The Panamericana Sur remains blocked for the fifth day in Atico-Ocoña. Transporters denounce that fruits, vegetables and animals are lost after staying stranded days, while passengers question the government’s scant help. Mindef’s owner, Rafael Belaunde Llosa, still does not arrive despite President Keiko Fujimori’s announcement.
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