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The closure occurred on December 2 after a collapse occurred in the vicinity of one of the short tunnels being built in the area.
Until this Tuesday, the passage has been almost completely cut off, but Invías reported that from now on, during the next 2 months, heavy vehicles will have a specific schedule to move: between 6 in the morning and 2 in the afternoon.
This while for individuals the passage will be completely restricted.
Good afternoon! #NovedadVial Department #Tolima restricted passage is presented.
Total closure in the corridor between 2:00 pm and 06:00 am the next day for the next two months, the passage for private vehicles is totally restricted. pic.twitter.com/snmyhJSb1M
– SEND # 767 (@ numeral767) December 8, 2020
The passage from Bogotá and the center of the country to the Eje Cafetero is advised by the Alto de Letras:
The transport ministry showed that the works to clear the road have not been easy at all. In some photos it is seen that the scale of the collapse was and is still considerable.
The 24/7 work of the teams @InviasOficial It has allowed us important progress to overcome the emergency at km 38 + 800 of the Calarcá-Cajamarca corridor. Conditions still persist that put the safety of users at risk, so the night closure will be extended. pic.twitter.com/uFMMtu0duD
– MinTransporte (@MinTransporteCo) December 8, 2020
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