During the holiday it is important to know which roads in the country are enabled.
Everything ready for the holiday? Well no. If you don’t know the state of the country’s roads.
For this reason, the integrated emergency service, ECU 911, has a links where it is possible to know if there are complete or partial road closures, landslides or other events; in real time. So you can take alternate routes and not spend hours of your holiday in traffic jams.
On https://www.ecu911.gob.ec/consulta-de-vias/ the roads are updated throughout the day.
A recoverable day
The days of holiday for the day of the dead and independence of Cuenca will be from Saturday, October 30 to Wednesday, November 3, 2021.
Of these days only the November 3 will recover: at public sector will be with the work of an additional hour daily.
While in the case of the private sector, the recovery will be made by mutual agreement between the employee and the employer.
Circulating with your license expired is possible
The National Transit Agency (ANT) extended, until December 31, 2021, the validity and use of the licenses that they have timed out from January 1, 2020.
Has your license expired and you want to travel on the holiday? Take into account the following information.#ViajaSeguroEc#TogetherWeAchieve pic.twitter.com/5G61e045a2
– ANT Ecuador (@ANT_ECUADOR) October 28, 2021
Therefore, the document is valid as long as the expiration It happened this year, not before.
And in case you have started the renewal process before the cyber attack, it is recommended that users indicate to the agents in case of operations:
- Shift printed with the date they tried to get the document
- Original payment of the species
- The expired licenseor the report in case of loss or theft.
And the national strike?
Both Conaie and the Unitary Front of Workers The United Front of Workers (FUT) announced that suspend the protests that began on October 26, 2021, but that will resume “fighting actions after the long holiday”.
Through a statement, the Union of Peasant Organizations of Cotacachi (Unorcac), also confirmed that they will not continue with the protests. (AVV)
