The government of Havana announced the partial closure starting this Friday of 23rd Street in Vedado, one of the most important roads in the Cuban capital, for rehabilitation work on the hydraulic network.
"The Provincial Road Safety Commission of this capital reports that from today [Friday] until next Sunday, May 28, a section of 23rd Street in the municipality of Plaza de la Revolución will be completely closed for rehabilitation work. in the hydraulic network", details a note published by the local newspaperHavana Tribune.
The impact will begin at 9:00 p.m. this Friday and will extend until next Sunday, in thesection from L to J streets, in both directions of direction.
The state company Aguas de La Habana will undertake work on the capital's dilapidated hydraulic network, perhaps taking advantage of the low circulation of automobiles in the context of the current fuel crisis in the country.
The Transit Commission informed drivers that they will be able to travel without inconvenience on alternative routes such as streets 25, 21, 19, G, Infanta, Línea and Malecón; whenreports from the island indicate that the streets Many cities show an apocalyptic image reminiscent of the coronavirus pandemic, when it was mandatory to stay at home.
A few days ago, Facebook user Jorge del Río shared several images that were taken on the central 23rd Street, in Havana's Vedado and Paseo del Prado, completely empty, and stated that it was a situation that was not even achieved by the Covid-19 pandemic. in 2020.
"What the coronavirus never achieved," said the Internet user.
The closure of 23rd Avenue this weekend will affect eight urban bus routes. The Provincial Transportation Company said that it would apply changes during those days on routes P1, P4, P5, P9, P16, 23, 55 and 222, the newspaper cited.
We reproduce the list with the changes to the bus routes below:
ROUTE P-1
In going. It will pass without affectation.
On return. It will travel along J Street to Universidad Street to Ronda Street to L Street to 23 to its usual route.
ROUTE P-4
In going. It will travel along 23 to J Street to Universidad Street to Ronda Street to L Street to 23 to its usual route.
On return. It will travel along 23rd street to L street to 19th street to J street to 23rd street to its usual route.
ROUTE P-5
In going. It will travel along J Street to Universidad Street to Ronda Street to L Street to 23 to its usual route.
On return. It will pass without affectation.
ROUTE P-9
In going. It will travel along 23rd street to L street to 19th street to J street to 23rd street to its usual route.
On return. It will travel along 23 to J Street to Universidad Street to Ronda Street to San Lázaro to its usual route.
ROUTE P-16
In going. It will travel along 23 to J Street to Universidad Street to Ronda Street to L Street to 23 to its usual route.
On return. It will travel along 23rd street to L street to 19th street to J street to 23rd street to its usual route.
ROUTE 23
In going. Without impact on its usual route.
On return. It will travel along 23 to J Street to Universidad Street to Ronda Street to San Lázaro to its usual route.
ROUTE 55
In going. Without impact on its usual route.
On return. It will travel along 23rd street to L street to 19th street to J street to 23rd street to its usual route.
ROUTE 222
In going. It will travel along 23 to J Street to Universidad Street to Ronda Street to San Lázaro to Infanta to its usual route.
On return. It will travel along 23rd street to L street to 19th street to J street to 23rd street to its usual route.
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