The Municipality of Concordia, through the Secretariat of Health and the Directorate of Disability and Rehabilitation, continues working to fully guarantee the rights of people with disabilities and promote a more inclusive and accessible city for all.
In this line, and in coordination with the Road Signage and Public Services area, the Directorate of Traffic and Transport, and the Directorate of Engineering, tasks of demarcation, signage, and delimitation of spaces reserved for people with disabilities and reduced mobility are being carried out. Specific zones for boarding and alighting are also being enabled, with the aim of facilitating circulation and safe access.
The interventions were carried out at different points in the downtown area, including: 25 de Mayo and Güemes; 25 de Mayo and Vélez Sarsfield; Sarmiento and Vélez Sarsfield; Aristóbulo del Valle and 25 de Mayo; Sarmiento and Quintana; Santa María de Oro and Luis; Buenos Aires and Entre Ríos; Buenos Aires and Hipólito Irigoyen; Hipólito Irigoyen and Roque Sáenz Peña; 1º de Mayo and Urquiza; Aristóbulo del Valle and Entre Ríos; Urdinarrain and Entre Ríos.
The Secretariat of Health highlighted that these actions are part of a sustained public policy that seeks to remove physical and urban barriers, fostering respect for reserved spaces and the effective exercise of the rights of people with disabilities.
In this line, and in coordination with the Road Signage and Public Services area, the Directorate of Traffic and Transport, and the Directorate of Engineering, tasks of demarcation, signage, and delimitation of spaces reserved for people with disabilities and reduced mobility are being carried out. Specific zones for boarding and alighting are also being enabled, with the aim of facilitating circulation and safe access.
The interventions were carried out at different points in the downtown area, including: 25 de Mayo and Güemes; 25 de Mayo and Vélez Sarsfield; Sarmiento and Vélez Sarsfield; Aristóbulo del Valle and 25 de Mayo; Sarmiento and Quintana; Santa María de Oro and Luis; Buenos Aires and Entre Ríos; Buenos Aires and Hipólito Irigoyen; Hipólito Irigoyen and Roque Sáenz Peña; 1º de Mayo and Urquiza; Aristóbulo del Valle and Entre Ríos; Urdinarrain and Entre Ríos.
The Secretariat of Health highlighted that these actions are part of a sustained public policy that seeks to remove physical and urban barriers, fostering respect for reserved spaces and the effective exercise of the rights of people with disabilities.