Some 75,000 users expect the Municipality of Quito to mobilize from the land terminals of Quitumbe, in the south of the capital, and Carcelén, in the north, for the sectional elections and referendum, between Friday 3 and Monday 6 February .
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According to the Quito council, both terminals maintain their operations 24 hours a day and are constantly monitored through a circuit of closed cameras.
The parcel service offered by transport cooperatives will attend between 08:00 and 16:30.
Between this Friday and Saturday, around 37,000 travelers have already traveled.
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Users were reminded that they must comply with the provision to wear a mask in closed spaces, maintain distance and wash their hands.
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There were some recommendations to travelers:
– Buy tickets directly at the window, presenting the identity card.
– Demand from the transport operator the user fee ticket, whose value is $0.20.
– Do not neglect the suitcases or give the belongings to third parties.
– In the event of detecting any anomaly, contact authorized personnel, who wear a tomato vest and are duly identified with a credential.
The Municipality of Quito indicated that these recommendations also extend to users of the micro-regional terminals of La Marín, in the center of the city, Ofelia and Río Coca, in the north, which will serve from 05:30 to 21:30. . (YO)
Source: Eluniverso
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