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Home Notícias Brasil Estado Interior paulista Região Metropolitana de Piracicaba Piracicaba (SP)

Em enchente, ônibus fica ilhado ao lado de córrego em Piracicaba

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7 de fevereiro de 2016
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Em enchente, ônibus fica ilhado ao lado de córrego em Piracicaba

Foto: Você no Pira / Danilo x Tânia

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 Foto: Você no Pira / Ilma Ramos

Foto: Você no Pira / Ilma Ramos

Onde é o córrego e onde é a Avenida 31 de março? A foto enviada pela leitora Ilma Ramos mostra como ficou a via após a chuva que caiu neste sábado. Diversas ruas e avenidas do centro de Piracicaba ficaram alagadas e intransitáveis como já é de praxe quando chove. O desfile das escolas de samba previsto para começar as 18 horas teve que ser adiado em duas horas.

Segundo nossos leitores, não houve novidade na cidade. Mais uma vez, os pontos críticos foram a rodoviária, um trecho da Avenida Independência, a 31 de março, Armando Salles de Oliveira, Doutor Paulo de Moraes e as ruas atrás do teatro municipal.

Foto: Você no Pira / Danilo x Tânia
Foto: Você no Pira / Danilo x Tânia

Na região da 31, o córrego Itapeva transbordou e sua água alagou também toda a região onde ele segue o percurso, porém canalizado. Um ônibus do transporte coletivo municipal com passageiros dentro não conseguiu enfrentar a correnteza e parou ao lado do hipermercado Walmart. A leitora Samira Dias fez imagens e enviou ao grupo de notícias do PIRANOT no Facebook. Assista a baixo:

 

Olha a chuva aqui na frente do Walmart

Publicado por Samira Lima em Sábado, 6 de fevereiro de 2016

 

Na rodoviária, um carro chegou a boiar, bateu em um ônibus e teve o para-choque quebrado como mostra a imagem enviada pelo leitor Denis Neves.

Foto: Você no Pira / Denis Neves
Foto: Você no Pira / Denis Neves

Quem estava no local teve que sair e ir para a Avenida José Micheleti onde a água não conseguiu alcançar. A mesma desceu rápido e por isso não gerou atrasos sérios na saída e chegada de ônibus.

Foto: Você no Pira / Denis Neves
Foto: Você no Pira / Denis Neves

Na Doutor Paulo de Moraes logo depois da Ponte do Morato, o trecho teve alagamentos o que deixou o trânsito no local complicado como mostram as imagens enviadas por Roselene Pereira.

Foto: Você no Pira / Roselene Pereira
Foto: Você no Pira / Roselene Pereira

A enxurrada provocada pela chuva fez o rio Piracicaba registrar no começo da noite um aumento de 35 centímetros na sua profundidade na região do Casarão do Turismo. Às 18h30 ele estava com 2,35 metros no local.

Por causa da chuva, o desfile das escolas de samba que estava previsto para às 18 horas começou atrasado após uma faxina executada pela Prefeitura no local.

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