The PRF (Federal Highway Police), the military police and other security forces are preparing for the arrival of President Jair Bolsonaro (PL) in Santa Catarina this Saturday (25), for the March for Jesus to be held at 9 am in Balneario. Camboriu, north coast of Santa Catarina.

The President is due to arrive at Navegantes International Airport and fly to Balneario Camboriu on flight BR-101. About 50,000 people are expected to accompany the March. The security scheme is to ensure the inviolability of the president, his entourage and other government officials present.

The President is due to arrive in Santa Catarina via Navegantes International Airport Photo: Alan Santos/PR –

The event will take place in Praia Central, at the height of Praça Almirante Tamandaré, and will include a parallel “jetskiata”, a kind of water scooter, which will depend on weather conditions.

traffic changes

BC Transito reported this Friday (24) that due to the March for Jesus event, traffic in the city will change on Saturday morning (25) starting at 6:30. Check them out in full:

The Avenida Atlântica section from Rua 1500 will be closed with progressive release as the walk continues towards Pontal Norte. All streets in the site will not have access to the avenue, and those in the direction of Avenida Brasil/Atlântica will also be closed.

March of Jesus will take place on the central beach of Balneario Camboriu – Photo: Tourist Office of Balneario Camboriu

Another point of interception will be Estrada da Rainha, going south (from Praia dos Amores towards the city) from Sergio Mille Street. A detour will be made by road agents so that drivers can access the Center. It is important to note that motorcycles will not be used at the event.

The president’s entourage is already in Balneario Camboriu – Video: reproduction/Internet

The section of Avenida do Estado between Indonesian and Iraqi streets will also be modified with narrower lanes. Only two of them will work properly.

Traffic police officers will be on site monitoring the flow of vehicles during the intervention. Incidents can be logged 24 hours a day via Central 153.