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The entrances to Mangueiras parks (including its viewpoint) and Serra do Curral, in the Center-South region of Belo Horizonte, will finally be reopened. [photo: Beto Novaes / EM / DA Press] The information was released Friday afternoon by the Belo Horizonte Town Hall (PBH). The parks were closed nearly seven months ago to prevent the transmission of yellow fever.To visit the sites, it is still necessary to prove immunization against the disease, and the vaccine must have been applied at least 10 days before the visit. If visitors forget the vaccination card, it is also possible to sign an appointment card to ensure that they will be vaccinated.
The Foundation of Municipal Parks and Zoobotnica, which manages the spaces, provides for the formation of waiting lines at the entrance, which can occur during the conference cards or signing conditions of the Commitment, and guide visitors to Mangabeiras Park and Serra do Curral on the City Hall website, which must be done at least two working days before the desired date and a maximum of 30 calendar days.
Also according to the foundation, at this first moment, access to the Mangabeiras Park will be done only by the southern porters, at Avenida Jos do Patrocnio Pontes, and Citizenship, at Mangabeira street. Serra. The Mirabe do Mangabeiras and the Serra do Curral Park have a unique door.
The inhabitants of Barreiro can also celebrate the reopening of the Roberto Burle Marx Ecological Park, the last of the parks closed because of yellow fever to open the doors in normal operation, from Tuesday to Sunday, from 7am to 6pm. It is also necessary to check the vaccination against yellow fever to visit the site.
The sites visit continues to be free, but in the case of Mangabeiras Park, the use of blocks and the rental of balls and petecas are paid. The interdependence of the parks has been questioned by the regulars and the population, since the Ministry of Health, for example, considers that the time of transmission of the disease is between December and May.
* Trainee under the supervision of the editor Liliane Corra
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