When approached at Vila Carimã park, entrepreneur Melissa Brito spoke about the maintenance of the city’s public spaces. Both outdoor exercise equipment and toys are rusty or broken. “It’s very easy for someone to get hurt, especially children,” she explains.
Still on the subject of maintenance, Melissa drew attention to mosquitoes: “Not even repellent can do the job, so you can’t go to the park for long periods of time, we’re even afraid of getting [the mosquito that carries] dengue fever.”
Concluding the interview, he asked for speed in public works. In the same region, work is underway to widen Avenida das Cataratas (PR-469) and build a viaduct at Trevo Carimã, which provides access to Argentina. “It is an investment for the future, but it must be speeded up so that we can live in the best possible way.”
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Not only does the Vila Carimã park need renovation, all of them should undergo renovation. I live in Panorama, there are 4 parks near me and the only one that is still intact is the Plaza de la Biblia, in the Argentine Republic.