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Cracks, Closures and No Signage: the Arequipa-La Joya Bridge that Took 15 Years and Is Not yet Finished
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Get to know the detour plan by closing some blocks of Emmel Avenue from July 18th
·Lima, Peru
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The drivers and neighbors of the area took an unexpected surprise on Wednesday, when they found closed the new bridge that connects Arequipa with the district of La Joya, an infrastructure that had been inaugurated just Monday. The temporary closure, which will continue throughout the day with interruptions of 40 to 60 minutes, responds to painting and emptying works that the supervisory company considered indispensable. According to information…
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