They remove hills on the Pirayu-Paraguarí route

The Ministry of Public Works and Communications (MOPC) and the Public Prosecutor’s Office proceeded to remove the irregular hills located on the Pirayú-Paraguarí route.

The withdrawal took place this Friday in compliance with the agreement between the Ministry of Public Works and Communications (MOPC) and the Public Ministry.

The execution of this initiative was attended by the Minister of the MOPC, Claudia Centurión and the State Attorney General, Emiliano Rolón.

“Thanks to the attorney general for the significant act that is being carried out, with the lifting of hills throughout our country, we consider that the work of road safety is everyone’s job. The attorney general helps us act very quickly to be able to provide answers and, above all, guarantee the safety of traffic, of people, which is what matters to us,” said Centurión.

She recalled that irregular hills are those that are not close to an educational center or a health center, “anything that comes out of those conditions we are removing throughout the country,” the minister stressed.

For his part, the head of the Public Ministry mentioned that free transit is an absolute constitutional guarantee, “traffic on the routes must be predictable, I have to have a way to regulate my schedule according to free transit, those of us who live Inside, we know that many of them are an unnecessary obstacle,” he said.

Likewise, the activity was attended by the mayor of Paraguarí, Marcelo Ariel Simbrón, the director of Roads of the MOPC, René Peralbo, among other authorities.

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