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From today, February 8, train traffic between Ollantaytambo and Machu Picchu, Peru Rail restart, which the company has announced since yesterday.
The company confirmed this statement in a statement after being paralyzed by conflicts that arose in Machu Picchu for early elections.
“Having received today, February 6, a notification from the concessionaire about the partial opening of the railway connection between Ollantaytambo, Machupicchu and Hydroelectrica, PeruRail organized the work of its trains mixed (local + tourist cars) on Wednesdays and Sundays, starting from February 8, until the necessary conditions for the operation of the railway are met,” the company said.
It is worth noting that services will be limited and only four times have been allowed to depart from Ollantaytambo and another four from Machu Picchu.
Know the train schedule
Departures from Ollantaytambo to Machu Picchu were scheduled for 05:50 and 19:04.
The company does not want to provide a humanitarian train
This weekend, Machupicchu District Municipality He questioned the company for not sending a humanitarian train “for the benefit of the people of the Machupicchu area and their communities.”
The commune explained that they coordinated their actions with the regional authorities, police and other authorities, but the company “viciously ignored this fact, ignoring requests and not believing that this is the only vehicle that operates in and out of the city.” Machu Picchu area.
Recall that in the absence of trains, residents risk their lives with homemade mechanisms to get to work in other areas.
Source: RPP
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