On May 15 (Monday), at 9 am, the City of Paranaguá will begin the “Yellow May” Municipal Forum program in the city. The goal of the campaign is to reinforce the importance of traffic safety to ensure the integrity and respect for the lives of all citizens. The opening will take place in the auditorium of the headquarters of the Social Service of Transportation and National Service of Transportation Apprenticeship (SEST SENAT) in Paranaguá, located in Parque São João, on Avenida Belmiro Sebastião Marques, 551.
“The idea for Yellow May came from studies conducted by the World Health Organization (WHO) on the road safety situation in several countries. And every year, cities mobilize to identify the most frequent problems and bring the issue to the forefront of debate,” says the City of Paranaguá. “The event will mobilize society and organizations with regard to road safety,” emphasizes the Municipal Traffic Superintendent, Renata Lopes Farias.
Agenda
According to the city, the opening will feature speaker Christiane Yared who will address the theme “In traffic, choose life”. In addition, there will be a presentation by students from the “Nydia Moreira Garcêz” Bilingual School for the Deaf and a talk by the 3rd Sergeant of the State Highway Police (PRE/PR), Claudinei Tomas. “On the 16th, from 8:30 am to 10 am, a traffic education session will be held at the Almirante Tamandaré Municipal School. On the 17th, scheduled for 9 am to 11 am, an educational blitz will be held at the corner of Júlia da Costa and Gabriel de Lara streets in conjunction with the Military Police and SEST SENAT”, highlights the Municipal Secretariat of Communication (Secom).
“On the 18th, students at the Nascimento Júnior Municipal School will receive information about traffic education from 8:30 am to 10:30 am and on the 19th, there will be an educational blitz at Aeroparque with the delivery of cerol-cutting antennas to motorcyclists and information for drivers and pedestrians, from 8:30 am to 9:30 am”, concludes the City of Paranaguá.
With information from the City of Paranaguá/Secom
