🔴 CAOS EN BUENOS AIRES POR APAGÓN MASIVO DE SEMÁFOROS

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👉 Un apagón masivo en Buenos Aires ha dejado a la ciudad sin semáforos, generando un caos vehicular sin precedentes. En zonas como Almagro y Boedo, los cortes de luz han afectado el tránsito y el funcionamiento de comercios. La falta de electricidad ha obligado a los agentes de tránsito a regular manualmente el tráfico en algunas intersecciones clave.   👉 Seguí en #CódigoDeNoticiasA24 📺 a24.com/vivo

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00:00If you see that the signal, the image is frozen, it is because we are really in a chaos, in an absolute collapse.

00:08There are areas in which some companies work better than others, and that is why you can communicate with someone in a corner,

00:17and at two blocks stop communicating and vice versa.

00:20The same thing happens to us with live transmission equipment.

00:23The day is very complicated, Gaby.

00:26It is like this, it is a day to have patience, a lot of patience.

00:31Breathe deep and try to survive it.

00:34Gaby, you are in Almagro, where are you? Tell us a little to locate us because we came from the province of Buenos Aires.

00:42Almagro, Díaz Vélez and Medrano. Look at this corner.

00:46People cross as they can because there are no traffic lights.

00:50There is no light for at least three hours here.

00:54Look at that traffic light.

00:57How important is what you are showing us, Gaby.

01:00We are interrupting you and we are asking you why.

01:04Because we just came from July 9, we celebrated that the traffic lights were working,

01:10because really the chaos was not only very harmful but historical.

01:15Never ever on July 9, and this was confirmed by experts in transit,

01:20never ever on July 9, in its entirety, there were no traffic lights.

01:23But look at how the problem continues.

01:25How are they organizing? Is there anyone doing it manually?

01:30Not here. We just came from Medrano and Corrientes Avenue and they did place a traffic officer.

01:37The traffic officer is essential. He has to be in all these corners.

01:41We are at a very, very important crossroads.

01:44Díaz Vélez and Medrano.

01:47We come from Medrano, trying to do our best in the face of the collapse of transit.

01:53And look at those who come from Díaz Vélez.

01:55We leave them a gap and they also do their best.

01:58We are in two arteries that also have a lot of traffic.

02:02Look, we have a 105 here.

02:05Yes, and we tell people that that corner is usually complicated for transit.

02:10That is, at any time there is traffic jam in Medrano and Díaz Vélez.

02:15Now everything is recorded due to the lack of traffic lights.

02:18How many traffic lights did you see without working?

02:20Because 50 were officially reported.

02:23Then they told us there were 100.

02:26Some have returned.

02:28But we have reports of people who circulate, for example, on Boedo Avenue for blocks and blocks

02:34and there is no traffic light working.

02:36The same on Avenida La Plata.

02:38What is your panorama there, Gaby?

02:41What do we have to do?

02:46We are the first car coming from Medrano and Corrientes that works.

02:52The next one.

02:54We come from the corner of Díaz Vélez and Medrano, there is no traffic light.

02:57Corrientes Avenue and Medrano, there was no traffic light.

03:01In the intermediates either.

03:03The first traffic light we have here is Medrano and Mitre.

03:10And then we will see what happens in Rivadavia.

03:12Because we are about to enter Rivadavia and we are in Hora Pico.

03:16Rivadavia Avenue is one of the main return arteries of the city to the west.

03:21Now what we see in the background is that in Rivadavia there is a traffic light.

03:25But look at what this collapse is.

03:27In some emblematic avenues, traffic lights or traffic agents appear.

03:33The issue is in intersections like the one you just passed,

03:36that there is no one and that is to see who faces more.

03:39And in this they generate fights, incidents, cars are broken.

03:45The truth is that everything happens.

03:48No, and also, also.

03:50Closed shops, because they can't bill.

03:54The shops that are cold, bakeries, ice cream parlors, butchers,

03:58butchers, farms, have to either resign or throw away goods.

04:03And we saw that just now.

04:05We were preparing a report on that.

04:09Or they have to try to get someone who has the goods in their place.

04:15To be able to transfer the goods to take it to another refrigerator that can contain them.

04:22Now we are going to take Mitre to Zone 11.

04:26Let's see how Zone 11 is.

04:28While the cloth cleans us here, as we see.

04:32The cloth cleans us, takes away the image.

04:35Well, there is everything in the city of Buenos Aires today.

04:37Look, what you are showing is what we all lived while we were walking.

04:42It is good to see it because it is part of what is lived on the street.

04:47And we are going to give him the tip too.

04:50Because he cleaned the glass for us.

04:52Now so that somehow we have a better image.

04:55There it is, there we gave him the tip.

04:57And now we continue.

04:58We have to tell him that he looks much better.

05:01Yes, now we have a better panorama.

05:04We are going to take it like this.

05:06Much better.

05:07Good service.

05:08Then perfect.

05:09Perfect.

05:10We are going to take Mitre.

05:11Then we go to Zone 11.

05:13Let's see how Zone 11 is.

05:15We go through Mitre to the left.

05:17Here we see that there are traffic lights too.

05:19We see that there is electricity.

05:22Here we are in Zone 11, Balvanera, to put it better.

05:27Here we see that we have a traffic light.

05:29So it's good news.

05:30Zone 11, with so much movement, does have a traffic light.

05:34Well, we are doing our own survey, Gaby.

05:37What you bring us is very good.

05:39Stay there for a second.

05:41We continue to travel through areas.

05:43We focus precisely, obviously, on those that do not have traffic lights.

05:46Because that's where the problem is.

05:48But excellent what you are telling us.

05:50Give us a second, we have urgent information.

05:57More images, more sectors of the city of Buenos Aires.

06:02In this case, the neighborhood of Boedo.

06:04Between Avenida La Plata and Calle Don Mónigo, that is, Avenida Boedo.

06:09Light cuts, intense traffic at times.

06:12Traffic lights that, of course, do not work.

06:15And a lot of people on the street.

06:18As a result, precisely, of the energy cuts within the homes.

06:23Sectors that do not have the system.

06:26For example, the collectives do not have, in some places,

06:28the system of how long it takes for the collective to arrive.

06:31The delay.

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