Paso de Agua Negra Closed Indefinitely After Landslide; Travelers Advised to Replan
Vialidad Nacional has announced the closure of the Paso Internacional Agua Negra, a vital connection between Argentina and Chile, following a significant landslide in the "La Olla" zone. The incident was discovered during a routine inspection by divisional inspectors from the Conservación zona norte.
The route, which typically opens at 7 AM, will remain closed until further notice. Emergency teams and personnel are expected to commence removal operations during the early hours and morning of January 5, aiming to restore normal traffic flow throughout the day.
Impact on Travelers
Authorities urge travelers planning to use this route to postpone their journeys and stay updated on official announcements. This passage is crucial for both tourism and international transportation, particularly during this time of year.
Stay Informed
Continuous updates on the route’s status will be provided throughout the day. Travelers are advised to monitor these updates and adjust their plans accordingly.
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