The operation, coordinated by the municipal departments of Cleaning and Roads and Works, successfully restored safety to the road. The Cleaning service deployed a team consisting of an intermediate manager, a driver, and two specialized operators, supported by mechanical equipment for debris removal.
A light vehicle and a street washer truck were used for road cleaning, applying approximately 6,000 liters of water to remove debris and clean the pavement. Meanwhile, the Roads and Works department mobilized three dump trucks and an excavator, along with two operators, to clear the material dragged by the landslide.
“"From the very first moment, the necessary resources were activated to intervene in the affected area, combining human and mechanical means to expedite debris removal and ensure road cleanliness. The coordination between municipal services has been key to acting effectively and restoring normalcy as quickly as possible."
The Councillor for Roads and Works and Lighting, Carlos Díaz, explained that efforts focused on removing accumulated mud, soil, stones, and vegetation to ensure optimal conditions for vehicle circulation. This swift action has allowed the section to be reopened with full guarantees for users.
“"The work has focused on removing accumulated mud, soil, stones, and vegetation from the road, with the aim of restoring the necessary safety conditions for traffic. The intervention has allowed this section to be reopened with all guarantees for users."
