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Corumbá celebrates 248 years with festivities and tourism initiatives

The city of Corumbá celebrated its 248th anniversary on September 21, marked by local festivities, infrastructure discussions, and community recognition.

To accommodate anniversary celebrations, the Municipal Transit and Transport Agency (Agetrat) implemented traffic restrictions in the central region starting at 06:00 on September 21. These closures affected major thoroughfares including Avenida General Rondon and various surrounding streets. Specific schedules were also set for street vendors and food truck operators to manage logistics during the event.

In light of the milestone, Councilwoman Hanna Ellen Santana has called for a comprehensive survey of the city's tourist and historical signage. The initiative aims to identify damaged or outdated markers to better support the local tourism sector in the Pantanal region. Additionally, the councilwoman requested information on training programs for local entrepreneurs and artisans.

As part of the anniversary, the municipality launched the 'Nossa Cidade, Nossas Raízes' campaign. This initiative highlights the lives and contributions of seven local residents, including artisans, educators, and community workers, to celebrate the city's cultural identity and human roots.

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Agência Municipal de Trânsito e Transporte · Corumbá · Fundação de Turismo do Pantanal · Hanna Ellen Santana · Pantanal

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  • [○ 1 SOURCE] The city launched the 'Nossa Cidade, Nossas Raízes' campaign to highlight local residents' contributions during the anniversary.
  • [● 3 SOURCES] Corumbá celebrated its 248th anniversary on September 21. www.capitalnews.com.br
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Traffic restrictions were implemented in central Corumbá starting at 06:00 on September 21 due to anniversary celebrations.
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Councilwoman Hanna Ellen Santana requested a survey to improve tourist and historical signage in the city. www.capitalnews.com.br