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Copel regularizes loose cables on avenues in Foz do Iguaçu

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Marco Três newsroom · edited by Annie Grellmann

Work starts this Wednesday and continues until December in various areas

Copel begins on Wednesday, August 19, the removal of irregular cables and wires on avenues in Foz do Iguaçu, following demands identified by the Municipal Department of Public Lighting. The schedule extends to the end of the year, with phases on different streets.

Copel regularizes loose cables on avenues in Foz do Iguaçu
Foto: Sanbjork / Wikimedia · CC BY-SA 4.0

The Municipality of Foz do Iguaçu detected fallen and improperly installed cables on major avenues of the city and forwarded removal requests to the utility company.

The services include removal of cables, wires, steel ropes, and equipment that do not comply with current technical standards. According to the municipal administration, the actions increase safety for pedestrians, motorcyclists and cyclists, as well as improve the appearance of the streets.

The first phase takes place this week on Jorge Schimmelpfeng Avenue and Paraná Avenue, along their entire length. Work will continue in other areas according to the schedule: Silvio Sasdelli and Gramado Avenues (Sept 8-11); JK Avenue (Oct 19-23); Cataratas Avenue (Nov 23-27); and República Argentina Avenue (Dec 14-18).

Copel has already carried out similar actions in the municipality in partnership with the City Hall. According to the administration, the initiative responds to resident requests submitted through the city’s official channels.

Source: 100 Fronteiras

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