El Paso Cristo Redentor remains closed, but could open sooner than expected

El Paso Cristo Redentor remains closed, but could open sooner than expected
El Paso Cristo Redentor remains closed, but could open sooner than expected

He Christ the Redeemer Pass remains disabled for all types of vehicles and from Argentine National Roads They reported that they are working to clear the snow.

The road that connects Mendoza with Chile has been closed for three days and a reopening is expected for this Sunday, but on Monday it would close again, according to unofficial information.

In their latest statement, the border authorities informed users that this Saturday, June 15, the International Crossing will remain closed for all types of vehicles.

Meanwhile, Highway personnel from both countries are working on clearing national routes 7 and 60, respectively, to make them passable.

And he adds: “During tomorrow they will evaluate the progress to have a clearer picture regarding the passability of the international corridor.”

High Mountain: Civil Defense recommends driving with caution

A long weekend is coming up in Mendoza and many tourists and Mendoza residents want to visit Alta Montaña. However, extreme caution should be taken.

For these days, temperatures below zero, freezing and snowfall are expected even until Thursday of next week, in the mountain area.

Before this panorama, Civil Defense emphasizes the need to take extreme precautions: “We recommend drivers travel at low speeds to maintain control of the vehicle at all times. It is crucial to avoid sudden acceleration and braking, as well as maintain correct stability using the steering wheel in case of loss of control.”

Proper vehicle preparation is highlighted as a priority. It is advisable to keep the fuel tank full, as consumption can increase significantly in certain weather conditions. In addition, it is essential to use antifreeze fluid in the engine cooling system and verify the correct operation of the wiper blades to ensure optimal visibility.

In regions such as Alta Montaña, the obligation to carry chains in vehicles is remembered. “This safety element is essential to ensure traction in adverse driving conditions. They must be adjusted to each vehicle model to guarantee their effectiveness,” the experts emphasized.

It is essential to have a kit emergency in the vehicle. Carrying an extra coat, supplies of hot and cold liquids, as well as caloric supplies, can make a difference in risk situations.

In addition, it is advisable to have a series of tools on hand that can be vital in an emergency. A jump-start cable, a flashlight with batteries, a rope, a small shovel for clearing blockages, and a tow bar are essential elements that can facilitate the resolution of unforeseen situations on the road.

 
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