Key Points
- La Machirí avenue closed as of 13 July due to roadside repair.
- Work was initiated to repair the damage caused by rainfall on the roadside.
- The closure affects an important transportation link between Táriba and San Cristóbal.
- The repair request was conveyed to authorities via the VenApp application.
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Starting from Monday, 13 July, the main La Machirí avenue in the San Cristóbal region of Venezuela was closed to traffic for the repair of cracks on its roadside. Road maintenance works were initiated to fix the damage caused by rainfall.
This important artery stands out as a critical route connecting the Táriba area of the Cárdenas municipality to the Los Agustinos boulevard in the San Cristóbal municipality. Neighborhood representatives Yadira Rolón and Yuli Acuña stated that the repair works are being carried out with the support of local and regional authorities.
It was noted that requests received through the VenApp application were influential in the planning of the works. San Cristóbal Mayor Silfredo Zambrano and Secretary General of Government Jiuvant Huérfano also shared that they are cooperating for the coordination of the project.
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- Why was the road closed on La Machirí avenue?
- The road was closed to traffic as a safety precaution to repair the roadside damage (collapse/crack) caused by rainfall.
- Which areas are affected by the road closure?
- The closed route covers the main avenue connecting Táriba (Cárdenas) to the Los Agustinos boulevard in San Cristóbal.
- How were the repair works organized?
- A request was made by residents via the VenApp application, and the municipality and regional administrations supported these works.
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