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Sunday 16 November 2008, San José, Costa Rica 

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San José On Lock Down Today And Tomorrow For Visit Of Chinese President
The arrival of Hu Jintao will have an chaotic effect on traffic while the Chinese president moves about the city.

The temporarily closings of the highways begins today (Sunday) with the arrival of Jintao as the Bernardo Soto and General Cañas, from the Cruce de Manolos to the Monumento al Agua, en La Uruca, will completely closed off to all vehicular traffic beginning at 3:30pm, until 5:00pm.

The Circunvalación from the Monumento al Agua to Hatillo 8 and the Próspero Fernández will be closed from the Gimnasio Nacional to the Pequeño Mundo store (west of Multiplaza) in Escazú, are part of the closures while the Chinese president moves from the airport to his residence in Escazú.

The director de Tránsito, Germán Marín, does not expect the closure to go past 5:00pm today.

For tomorrow (Monday) will be in the morning on the Próspero Fernández and the Circunvalación and other routes to Casa Presidencial in Zapote beginning at 8:30am. The closure is expected to last an hour.

Also, Paseo Colon and Avenida Segunda will be closed from 10:00am to 2:00pm and again the route to the airport.

Marín said 150 Policia de Tránsito officials will be assigned to the detail of road closures during the Chinese president visit.

Also the Fuerza Pública will be on full alert and be guarding the bridges along the route of the Chinese presidential motorcade.

To ease the chaos tomorrow, workers of the central government have been given the day off. For the rest of us, if you work or have to go into San Jos
é, it is best to take your time, plan out an alternate route and arm yourself with a lot of patience and self control.
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

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