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This Friday has been one of the days of the week that has rained the most in the capital and that caused emergencies in several locations. According to the Idiger, rainfall was recorded in Usaquén, Barrios Unidos, Chapinero, Kennedy, Los Mártires, Puente Aranda, Rafael Uribe and Teusaquillo.
Therefore, the entity released the information to recommend citizens to take greater precautions during the winter season.
One of those areas is Chapinero and one of the points where a tree fell on the road was the Carrera 13 with Calle 86. There are no reports of injured people.
In the same area, but in the transversal 3 with calle 85, Firefighters also cut and bucking a tree that fell on the public road.
Towards the north of the city, similar emergencies were also reported in the 133 street with 9 race and 116 street avenue with 23 race.
First responders disseminate this information so that drivers take alternate roads and pedestrians travel with caution in those areas.
Mobility problems due to rain
The Bogota Fire Department also recommended avoiding some road crossings and intersections due to flooding that dammed traffic.
Those points are:
– Carrera 13 calle 52A
– Calle 32 carrera 13A
– Avenida Carrera 7 with Calle 54
– Carrera avenue with 31st street
– Calle 28 with Carrera 13A
– Calle 54 with Carrera 15
#At this time There are puddles in the town of Chapinero, on Carrera 7 between streets 49 and 57, south-north direction, causing damage to the vehicular passage of the road.
Unit of @TransitoBta assigned. pic.twitter.com/okfJrN9Vwq
– Bogotá Transit (@BogotaTransito) November 27, 2020
Remember not to exceed the speed limits and respect the traffic signs. In addition, that rain can reduce visibility and wet floors affect braking ability.
If you want to check the status of the roads in real time, you can visit the official Twitter profiles of the mobility authorities: @BogotaTransito, @MobilitySector Y @TransMilenio.
The lifeguards left other recommendations showing images of the various traffic accidents that they must attend to on a daily basis in the city and that make mobility much more difficult on the already congested roads of Bogota.
#FirefightersInAction Speeding is one of the main causes of traffic accidents in Bogotá. Respect the established limits and observe the traffic signs to avoid collisions. #FirefightersBogotá 🚒 👨🚒 🚫 pic.twitter.com/lfsHZLC7Nv
– Firefighters of Bogotá (@BomberosBogota) November 27, 2020
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