Hole poses risk to pedestrians in Vila Liane
Hole in Vila Liane poses risk to pedestrians on Padre César de Buss Street, in Ponta Grossa. The municipality was contacted by BnT, but did not respond.

A hole in the Rua Padre César de Buss, in Vila Liane, in Ponta Grossa, has caused concern about posing a risk to pedestrians circulating around the site. According to information sent to the BnT Portal, a child would have almost fallen into the hole.
In addition to the risk of accidents, the situation also hinders the passage of those who use the stretch daily. The point requires attention mainly from children, the elderly and people who pass through the place without knowing the existence of the hole.
The concern increases due to the dimensions and location of the opening, which can surprise pedestrians. In periods of low lighting or at night, the situation can become even more dangerous.
Portal BnT sought the City Hall
The Portal BnT Online team contacted the Prefeitura de Ponta Grossa communication advisory on Wednesday to request clarification on the problem.
The Portal questioned whether the Municipality already had knowledge of the situation in the Rua Padre César de Buss and whether there is provision for inspection, signage or repair of the site.
Until the publication of this article, the Prefeitura de Ponta Grossa had not referred back to the questions made by the BnT.
If there is a demonstration later, this report may be updated with the positioning of the Municipality.
Risk to those who pass through the site
While a solution is not realized, the guidance is for pedestrians to have redoubled attention as they pass the stretch of Padre César de Buss Street.
The episode involving the child reinforces the concern with safety on the spot, mainly because a fall can cause injuries. The situation also highlights the need for proper signaling until the problem is corrected.
The BnT Portal continues to follow the case and awaits a positioning of Prefeitura de Ponta Grossa on what measures will be taken.
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