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- 1. Severe winter rains caused critical disruptions in the transportation network in the Los Llanos region.
- 2. The Bogotá-Villavicencio highway is operating under heavy traffic restrictions due to ground instability and infrastructure works.
- 3. In Casanare, the overflow of the Tocaría River has left agricultural communities inaccessible.
- 4. Authorities called for avoiding travel during night and heavy rain hours due to landslide risk.
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Severe winter rains hitting Colombia's Los Llanos (Plains) region and Orinoquía have brought the region's road infrastructure to the point of collapse. Due to river overflows and continuous landslides, numerous rural and urban areas have been left inaccessible.
This situation negatively affects freight transport, food supply, and the daily mobility of thousands of citizens. The Bogotá-Villavicencio main highway is operating under heavy restrictions due to terrain instability and road works.
In the Casanare department, the overflow of the Tocaría River has isolated agricultural lands and settlements, while the Choachí and Cáqueza routes are being intermittently closed due to mudflows and landslides. Authorities warn against traveling during the night and periods of heavy rainfall.
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- What is the problem on the Bogotá-Villavicencio highway?
- Ground instability caused by severe rains and ongoing road works at kilometer 18-19 are causing severe restrictions and traffic congestion on the main route.
- What effects have river overflows had in the Casanare department?
- The overflow of the Tocaría River has submerged secondary roads, cutting off various agricultural communities' connection with the outside world and preventing access to agricultural areas.
- Did the authorities provide recommendations for drivers?
- Teams warned absolutely against traveling, especially during night hours and heavy rain, in mountainous regions where the risk of landslides is high.
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