要点
- The Puente Aranda bridge in Villa Alemana was preemptively closed at 20:00 on July 15 due to a severe frontal system.
- To prevent potential flooding, the vicinity of the Los Ciruelos bridge and the intersection of Colo Colo street were completely closed to traffic.
- Temporary traffic routes were designated for private drivers and the C02 public transport line.
- While emergency teams remain on high alert, the public was urged to clear channels and drains.
数据一览
Due to the intense frontal system affecting the central part of Chile, the Municipality of Villa Alemana preventively closed the Puente Aranda bridge starting at 20:00 on Wednesday, July 15. In order to ensure public safety against rising waters and potential flood risk, vehicle entrances around the Los Ciruelos bridge and Colo Colo street were also closed to traffic.
Due to the closure of the bridge, alternative routes for private vehicle traffic were determined, and the route of the C02 public transport line was temporarily changed. Authorities announced that the bridge and other critical points will remain closed until weather conditions improve and a technical safety assessment is conducted.
The Disaster Risk Management Committee, chaired by Mayor Nelson Estay, stated that cleaning and preparation efforts in the region were initiated months ago. It was reported that teams placed sandbags on the roads, high-capacity pumps were deployed, and the Luis Cruz Martinez Sports Center was designated as a shelter for a possible emergency.
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常见问题
- When will Puente Aranda and surrounding roads reopen?
- The bridge and other closed roads will be reopened to traffic following the improvement of weather conditions, subject to technical confirmation of safety.
- What changes have been made to the route of the C02 public transport line?
- Outbound vehicles are being diverted via Progreso, Londra, and Berlin streets, while inbound vehicles will return to the original route using Berlin, Aranda, and Madrid streets.
- Where can citizens call in an emergency?
- The public can reach the 1211 and +56 9 6572 9703 phone lines, which operate 24/7, for any emergency or request.