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Brazilian municipalities upgrade public sports and social infrastructure
Various Brazilian municipalities are implementing infrastructure improvements to enhance community leisure and social services.
In Lauro de Freitas, construction is underway at Arena Pela Porco to transform a dirt field into a 2,500 square meter facility. The upgrades include a synthetic grass football pitch, a footvolley sand court, a jogging track, new locker rooms, and concrete bleachers.
In Cocal do Sul, the Elderly Day Center has undergone structural improvements, including upgrades to the swimming pool heating and water filtration systems. The center is also expanding its social programming to include literacy and digital literacy workshops alongside traditional activities like yoga and hydrogymnastics.
In Queimados, the city has completed the revitalization of the Carlos Sampaio Road court. Now named the Miguel Luiz de Carvalho Multi-sport Plaza, the space features new interlocking flooring, improved lighting, children's playground equipment, and fitness tools for seniors.
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Arena Pela Porco · Cocal do Sul · Lauro de Freitas · Miguel Luiz de Carvalho Multi-sport Plaza · Queimados
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- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Arena Pela Porco project includes a jogging track, drainage systems, locker rooms, and concrete bleachers. ccnnews.com.br
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Queimados City Hall revitalized the Carlos Sampaio Road court, renaming it the Miguel Luiz de Carvalho Multi-sport Plaza. tvprefeito.com
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Elderly Day Center in Cocal do Sul received infrastructure upgrades including a pool heating motor and ozone system. www.cocal360.com.br
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Lauro de Freitas City Hall is modernizing the Arena Pela Porco with a synthetic grass field and footvolley area. ccnnews.com.br
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Cocal do Sul center is introducing literacy and digital literacy workshops for the elderly. www.cocal360.com.br