Larios Street Joins the Club of Unstable Roads

The ground of the Historic Center has been the subject of numerous complaints in recent years, including those from this section, and its deterioration continues to be a matter of concern for residents, merchants, and tourists who walk through its emblematic streets.

The damage to the pavement has intensified, reaching critical points like Larios Street or Martinez, where incidents are starting to become more frequent, reminiscent of the falls that were recorded years ago on streets like Nueva or Molina Lario around this time.

The poor condition of the tiles and pavement in these historic areas is not new, but it has gained special relevance lately due to the massive influx of visitors during the Christmas season. The holidays are one of the busiest times in the center, with thousands of people walking the streets to see the lights, shop, or enjoy the terraces. However, the fragility of the ground presents a serious risk to the safety of pedestrians, who must be aware not only of visual obstacles but also of the imperfections in the pavement, which are not always immediately visible.

These types of defects have been reported by citizens and merchants, who warn about the risks they pose, especially during peak hours. Falls, although not frequent, are beginning to be a real concern, as the irregular surface can cause serious accidents.