Due to Holiday of the Constitutionalist Revolutioncelebrated this Wednesday (9) in the state, the public services of São Paulo will have changes in the operating scheme.
According to the State Government of São Paulo, the services offered by the State, such as Poupatempo, Sabesp, Hospitals, Trains and Metro, will have different functioning.
See below what opens and what closes today because of the holiday.
Mobility
According to the City Hall, as well as the other restrictions:
- Truck rotation;
- Maximum zone restrictions on truck circulation (ZMRC);
- Maximum Restriction Zone (ZMRF).
Exclusive bus lanes will also be released. Already the paid rotary parking (blue zone) will work according to the signaling of each location. The leisure bike lane will be activated tomorrow, allowing bike rides from 7am to 4pm in various regions of the capital.
Track transport should work in the same scheme practiced on Sundays, as well as specific changes in the services of CPTM (Paulista Metropolitan Train Company).
From 7:30 am, service 710, which connects the ABC Paulista to Jundiaí, must have the trains of line 7-Ruby, with Jundiaí direction, will depart from Palmeiras-Barra Funda Station 8 and the compositions of line 10-Turquoise, towards Rio Grande da Serra, will come out of platform 7.
Boarding and landing should be done by platform 2 at Água Branca station. Already between 9h and 17h, at Ribeirão Pires and Guapituba stations, the boarding and landing should be performed by Platform 2, due to the discharge of road materials.
During the same period, on line 12-Safira, trains must provide services by platform 1, at São Miguel Paulista and Comendador Ermelino stations, for improvements in the air network on the stretch.
In line 11-Coral, between 4h and 20h, the boarding and landing should be done by platform 1, at BRAZ CUBAS station, enabling permanent route maintenance services.
Pets will be transported to animals up to 10 kg in appropriate boxes as well as bicycle transport in the last car of each train, with a limit to four bicycles per trip.
Essential services
The face -to -face service of Sabesp (São Paulo State Basic Sanitation Company) will not work at most posts, except for the following locations: Easy Bom Climate and Guarulhos City Hall. Digital service will be available 24h.
State hospitals should continue with normal care in emergencies and emergencies, as well as operation from 8am to 4pm in the pro-Sangue Clínicas and Osasco. Pró-Sangue Mandaqui, Barueri and Dante Pazzanese posts will be closed during the holiday.
AMES (Specialties Medical Outpatient Clinics) and specialized drug pharmacies will not work, except for the Lieutenant Pena unit, which will function normally.
Only the units of the Bom Prato program on March 25, in Brás, in Lemon, the Mauá refectory and in São Mateus worked normally, with the services completely established on Thursday (10).
Other services
During the holiday, Poupatempo posts will be closed, but with 3.7 thousand services on digital channels maintained, with about 900 totems distributed in 642 municipalities.
Through the Emergency Management Center, the São Paulo Civil Defense will be available to meet support and emergency requests.
The units of the Secretariat of Finance and Planning (SEFAZ-SP) throughout the state will be closed.
State parks will be open to the public normally.
Culture
See the opening hours of museums, libraries and other services of the São Paulo Secretariat of Culture:
- Library of São Paulo (BSP) – 9:30 am to 6:30 pm
- Villa -Lobos Park Library (BVL) – 9:30 am to 6:30 pm
- Casa das Rosas – 10am to 5:30 pm
- House Guilherme de Almeida – 10am to 5:30 pm
- Casa Mário de Andrade – 10am to 5:30 pm
- Afro Brasil Emanoel Araújo Museum – 10am to 5pm
- São Paulo Resistance Memorial – 10am to 6pm
- Catavento Museum – 9am to 5pm
- Immigration Museum – 9am to 5pm
- Football Museum – 9am to 6pm
- Museum of Sexual Diversity – 10am to 6pm
- Portuguese Language Museum – 9am to 6pm
- Museum of Indigenous Cultures – 9am to 8pm
- São Paulo Sacred Art Museum – 9am to 5pm
- Pinacoteca de São Paulo – 10am to 5pm
- Favelas Museum – 10am to 5pm
- Museums in the interior – 9am to 8pm
- Portinari House Museum – 9am to 8pm
- Felicia Leirner Museum – 9am to 6pm
- Claudio Santoro Auditorium – 9am to 6pm
- HP India Museum Vanuíre – 9am to 6pm
- Coffee Museum – 9am to 6pm
- Culture factories in the east zone of the capital, São Bernardo do Campo and Santos – 9am to 6pm
- Oswald de Andrade Building – 9am to 6pm
- São Paulo Dance Company – 9:30 am to 9 pm
- São Paulo Dance School – 9:30 am to 9 pm
The culture factories of the South, North, Diadema, Osasco and Iguape zones, as well as the Procópio Ferreira Theater, Tatuí Conservatory and the SP School of Theater, will be closed during the holiday.
Sala São Paulo will be open to the recital of the 55th Campos do Jordão Winter Festival, at 18h.
July 9
In São Paulo, July 9 is synonymous with state holiday – and a historical memory that, for many Paulistas, represents one of the largest civic movements of the state: the 1932 Constitutionalist Revolution.
Officially a holiday since 1997, instituted by the then governor Mário Covas, the date refers to the armed revolt led by Sao Paulo against the.
