Santander’s Secretary of the Interior announced a robust security deployment in the region.
The Secretary of the Interior of Santander, General Óscar Hernández, indicated that arobust security device for the Colombian soccer final,which can be seen at the Américo Montanini Stadium in Bucaramanga.
A contingent made up of800 men from the police, 150 from the army and 50 from relief agencies will be deployed both inside and outside the sports venue.
The measure includes the declaration of yellow alert in the Public Hospital Network,ensuring that medical and paramedical staff are prepared to deal with any emergency that may arise during the event.
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In addition, Hernández reported that 25 buses are arriving to the city of Bogotá with 1,000 Bucaramanga fans, who will havePolice security throughout the journey, both there and back.This measure seeks to guarantee that fans can enjoy the sporting event with peace of mind and safety.
Likewise, this Saturday in the city the mobility restriction that affects motorcyclists was lifted.
I also knowextended the rumba hours until 3:00 in the morning, thus granting an additional hour for the enjoyment of citizens in night establishments.Measures that, whether the ‘Leopard’ team wins or loses, will be maintained during this weekend.
It is important to highlight thatEven if the mobility restriction for motorcycles is released, drivers must strictly comply with traffic regulations.
The security council, chaired by Mayor Beltrán Martínez, agreed to these measures as part of a contingency plan to guarantee order during the Colombian soccer final and the festivities that accompany it.
The measures implemented will remain active until Monday,regardless of the result of the match.
This Sunday,There will be a special reception and escort to the Américo Montanini Stadium of Atlético Bucaramanga.
During this event, you haveplanned to hand over the “keys to Santander” to the ‘leopard’ team,as a symbolic gesture of support and recognition.
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These preparations seek to ensure that the final takes place in a safe and festive environment. Mayor Jaime Andrés Beltrán invited the Bumangueses to celebrate in peace, with responsibility and respect.
