TECNOLOGÍA

Afecta huracán Otis corridas de transporte foráneo de Toluca a Acapulco






Derivado del Huracán Otis que afecta el estado de Guerrero y mantiene inoperantes las vías de comunicación áreas y terrestres, mas de 800 personas cada día se han visto afectadas en su intención  de viajar al puerto de Acapulco por la cancelación de corridas desde la Ciudad de Toluca.

Odilón López Nava, Delegado de la Camara de Autotransporte de Pasaje y Turismo en el Estado de México (Foto: especial).

Odilón López Nava, delegado de la Cámara Nacional de Autotransporte de Pasaje y Turismo en el Estado de México refirió que al momento suman 5 mil 600 personas afectadas por esta condición.

El representante empresarial indicó que se tiene conocimiento de las 27 personas que al momento se reporta han perdió la vida, pero no se conoce que operadores de líneas de autobuses hayan tenido afectaciones en su integridad por la emergencia climática.

La Canapat en las oficinas que mantiene dentro de la terminal de Autobuses de Toluca se ha instalado un centro de acopio de víveres y productos prioritarios que puedan llegar como apoyo a las personas afectadas por el desastre natural mismo que permanecerá abierto las 24 horas del día.

Finalmente López Nava hizo un llamado a la población a evitar viajes al estado de Guerrero a menos que esto sea indispensable pues recordó las vías aéreas y terrestres siguen incomunicadas por los innumerables socavones y deslaves presentes.

“Solo están privilegiando el acceso a vehículos para salvamento y algunos otros apoyos a la población”.

Finalmente dijo el objetivo es no poner en riesgo a la población y poner atención prioritaria en salvar vidas y proteger a los habitantes.

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