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According to the journalist Johnatan Nieto, from Citytv, the incident took place in the Acapulco sector at around 10 p.m. this Thursday.
The journalist showed videos of the burnings and the monumental traffic jam that occurred on that road:
The traffic jam at this time on Avenida Boyacá #CityNews @Citytv pic.twitter.com/G9C7zNIXlo
– Johnatan Nieto B. (@jnietoblanco) October 2, 2020
In other videos it was seen in more detail that there were at least a dozen people in the place. The authors of these recordings said that everything happened close to the Doña Juana sector:
Right now, along Boyacá avenue al Sur near Dona Juana pic.twitter.com/nwVgZCnp3Y
– Hanswquint (@hanswquint) October 2, 2020
Blockades on Avenida Boyacá also affected Avenida Caracas
Other citizens warned that the event also had an impact on mobility along Avenida Caracas, which even showed up to 40 South Street for traffic going towards the Usme portal.
Get away from Av. Caracas> Sur today #trafficobogota. Traffic is 48m slower than usual https://t.co/W4alBvSWm3 pic.twitter.com/mvAj0IVngy
– Unusual Traffic BOG (@WazeTrafficBOG) October 2, 2020
Until after 10 o’clock at night the causes of the blockades were unknown, but citizen Gabriel Rondón said on Twitter that coexistence managers and delegates from the Mayor’s Office of Ciudad Bolívar had already managed to make those responsible to reopen the road:
Thanks to dialogue @GestoresC and the local mayor of Ciudad Bolívar. They manage to reopen Boyacá Avenue at the height of Semex. Dialogue should always be the primary thing.@SecurityBOG @HugoASecurity @ClaudiaLopez pic.twitter.com/FxAYu9cVe0
– @gabrielrondon (@ gabriel22608097) October 2, 2020
Caracol Radio confirmed that the Ministry of Mobility had confirmed the release of the road after 11 at night.
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