The old road to Nayón, located in the northern part of Quito, has reopened for vehicle traffic after completion of mitigation work on the slope. Authorities reported that the area was stabilized to decrease the risks of landslides, enhancing safety for commuters. The reopening allows traffic flow to resume on this important route, which connects various communities in the zone.

Despite the reopening, authorities have imposed restrictions on heavy transport vehicles on both the old Nayón road and the N44B street, which leads to private housing developments situated higher on the slope. This precaution is essential for ensuring road safety as the area remains under technical observation due to potential instability. Officials are keen to minimize the risk of accidents and ensure the security of the passing vehicles.

Emergency response teams continue to monitor the slope's conditions around the clock, ready to respond to any changes that could affect public safety. Concurrently, technical studies are underway to define future measures that will be implemented to ensure the long-term stability of the area. These proactive measures underline the commitment of local authorities to maintain infrastructure safety while addressing the natural challenges posed by the region's landscape.