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Once the weather ban is over, CN Sapag, the contractor company in charge of the paving work on Provincial Route No. 65, announced the resumption of tasks on the route. Currently, the tasks of laying the fiber optic tri tube continue, which will allow the completion of a long-awaited work for the population with great impact on local development and tourism. To do this, embankments are built and excavations are carried out to place culverts that complement soil movement tasks. Likewise, in slope cutting and containment areas, support is produced through the placement of reinforced meshes and the construction of gabions. At the moment, no total road closures are planned, although there are temporary detours and road reductions necessary for the scheduled tasks. Heavy road machinery works during the day, it is requested to respect the indicated speed limits (max. 20 km/h; max. 40 km/h), do not overtake on curves and road narrowing spaces. In the areas indicated by signage and reflective signs, it is required to reduce speed and respect the instructions of the work flaggers and flaggers at all times to guarantee safety. Currently there are very narrow points that require extreme caution when traveling through cliff areas towards the lake. The statement highlights at CN Sapag, we are committed to caring for the environment by caring for and respecting the local flora and fauna, we ask not to feed the animals, respect their passage and return with their waste2. |
