They Deploy Machinery After the Collapse of the El Pao Bridge that Connects Aragua with Guárico
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22-08-26.-A structural collapse recorded this Friday morning on the bridge located on the border between Aragua and Guárico caused the interruption of transit on the route San Sebastián de los Reyes - San Juan de los Morros, an event that occurred after the passage of a heavy cargo vehicle. According to ...
The situation compromises the transfer of patients and emergencies to the main hospital center of San Juan de los Morros, which serves the communities of the south of Aragua. The post Incommunicados the states Guárico and Aragua due to collapse of the bridge El Pao appeared first on EL NATIONALA.
The collapse of the El Pao bridge, which took place on Friday at Troncal 11, continues to disrupt vehicle traffic between San Sebastián de los Reyes, in the south of Aragua, and San Juan de los Morros, in the north of Guárico. According to the newspaper Últimas Noticias, through its web version, the authorities deployed machinery and work to enable a temporary step to allow the mobility of more than 120,000 citizens and affects vehicle access to…
The governor of the state of Aragua, Joana Sánchez, announced the activation of a contingency plan towards the affected area to begin the response work. On Friday, August 21, the bridge that connects the municipality of San Sebastián, south of the state of Aragua, with San Juan de los Morros, capital of the state of Guárico. The governor of the state of Aragua, Joana Sánchez, announced the activation of a contingency plan that contemplates the m…
In the afternoon of this Friday, the El Pao bridge collapsed, which leads to the municipality of San Sebastián de Los Reyes, south of the state of Aragua, and connects with San Juan de los Morros, capital of the state of Guárico. Through social networks, users disseminated images of the collapsed structure and the consequences for circulation in the area, journalist Carmen Elisa Pecorelli reported in her accounts on social networks. Meanwhile, t…
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