Wednesday 11 June 2008, San José, Costa Rica

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Interamericana Sur Re-Opens Partially Today
Beginning today, passage on the Intermaricana Sur between San José and Pérez Zeledón will be regulated between 5am and 5pmn, as the MOPT slowly re-opens the portion of the highway that was completely washed out by Alma.

Tránsito (traffic) officials will be located at critical points along the highway to control traffic flow and advise drivers of what is ahead as the enter the area of the highway known as Cerro de la Muerte.

More than 200 traffic signs have been posted advising drivers that only one lane is open ahead and caution of machinery working to clear the landslides.

Karla González, ministra de Obras Públicas y Transportes (MOPT) said that it important that the fill is well compacted and that it can handle the load and transport officials will be keeping a close eye on the situation.

MOPT officials are evaluating building a Baily bridge over the 200 metres of highway that was washed out by tropical storm Alma or to continue filling and compacting for a permanent rebuilding of the roadway.
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

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