Lord of the Miracles: Know the Paths that Will Be Closed at Last
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The requests for health, family and protection will mark the last journey of the Lord of Miracles this year.
The ATU announced modifications in the routes of the Metropolitan, the Blue and Purple Corridors and conventional public transport through the last procession of the Lord of Miracles. Four stations of the Metropolitan will temporarily close this Sunday November 1.
The fifth and final procession of the Lord of Miracles will take place this Sunday, November 1, with a mass that will begin in the morning and the exit of the image at noon from the Shrine of the Nazarenes. The tour will include the Tacna and Emancipation avenues, as well as the Callao and Chancay jirones, and then return to the sanctuary. With this day the processional calendar of this year will end.
The Metropolitan Municipality of Lima, through the Urban Mobility Management, will implement measures to order the vehicle and pedestrian circulation during the fifth and last processional route of the Lord of the Miracles, scheduled for this Sunday, November 1, in the Cercado de Lima. The complete closure of the routes included in the route will be applied from 11:30 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. on Sunday, November 1, on the routes covered by the route…
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