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BR-277 in Foz do Iguaçu closes marginal for works until Oct 9
Marco Três newsroom · edited by Annie GrellmannEspañolPortuguês
Temporary closure between km 720,600 and 720,400 affects access to a local company
The marginal of BR-277 in Foz do Iguaçu will be closed from October 1 to October 9 for the installation of a new pavement. The affected stretch is between km 720,600 and 720,400, heading toward Cascavel, and is part of the extension works of the access road to the new Dry Port.
EPR Iguaçu, Multilog and the Federal Highway Police announce the temporary closure of the existing marginal segment. The isolation will cover approximately 400 meters, with a provisional detour already defined to ensure continued access to a company located in the area.
In the first phase of the works, already underway, there is a partial closure between km 719,900 and 719,500, also heading toward Cascavel, with the second traffic lane and shoulder closed. Traffic will use the remaining lane, with extensive signage on the stretch.
The concessionaire recommends drivers reduce speed when approaching the work zone, obey the temporary signage, and stay alert to flow changes. Prior planning of trips is also suggested. Night signage and alert devices will be installed to improve visibility.
Drivers who need assistance can call 0800 277 0163, which provides free medical and mechanical assistance. Additional information is available on the concessionaire’s channels: Instagram and X (@epr.iguacu) and WhatsApp (https://x.gd/bhZS3).
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