San Miguel de Tucumán reports 58 vandalized bus shelters

An official survey by the Municipality of San Miguel de Tucumán has revealed that 58 bus shelters have been vandalized across the city. This represents approximately 9% of the 643 total shelters installed in the municipality.

The technical report, prepared by the Municipal Data Management Directorate, indicates that vandalism affects both traditional shelters and modern smart stops. Among the 605 common stops, 9.3% have been damaged, while 5.4% of the 37 smart stops have been affected.

Geographically, the damage is concentrated in specific areas. District 15, which includes Villa Alem and Villa Amalia, recorded the highest number of incidents with 15 destroyed shelters out of 68 surveyed. District 10 also reported significant damage, with six broken shelters out of 99.