The road remains closed at PR 75 + 742, Chorlaví sector, where a landslide affected several meters of the road; They are awaiting a resolution of total closure by Invías.
The Mocoa – San Francisco road was closed for more than 18 hours at the height of PR 75 + 742, Chorlaví sector, municipality of San Francisco, due to a landslide that affected several meters of the road that connects Putumayo with the department of Narino.
The intense rains recorded on Tuesday caused instability of the terrain in the area, causing the loss of the bench, preventing vehicular traffic at this point of the road, in the jurisdiction of the municipality of San Francisco.
Vilma Zapata, secretary of the Departmental Government of Putumayo and coordinator of the Disaster Risk Management Office, indicated that the estimates provided by Invías are between 6 and 7 days, if weather conditions are favorable.
While the diagnoses of the impact and the intervention plan are being carried out, from the Traffic and Transportation Section of the Police in Putumayo, they indicated that the alternative route would be Mocoa – Pitalito – Popayán – Pasto, which would generate longer travel times and costs. additional.
Added to the situation of mobility impairment in this road corridor is the so-called Indigenous Minga, which is being carried out by a group of people from several indigenous peoples, who maintain a demonstration with intermittent passage affecting mobility, between Mocoa and Pitalito.
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