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Encarnación Bus Terminal Faces Controversy Over Deteriorating Facilities and Neglect: Transportation Companies Urge City Authorities for Investment and Enhanced Safety

KO YONG-CHUL Reporter / Updated : 2025-04-02 18:20:18
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Encarnación, Paraguay – The Encarnación bus terminal in Paraguay is drawing complaints from transportation companies due to its aging facilities and inadequate management. Bus company officials point out that the revenue generated from daily bus departure fees is not being properly invested in terminal improvements and are demanding an explanation from city authorities. Furthermore, there are increasing calls for maintaining order and strengthening security within the terminal.

Omar Villalba of Expresso Paraguay expressed his frustration, stating, "Domestic and international bus services operate daily, and we pay fees for each operation, but there is hardly any investment in the terminal." He strongly criticized, "We have officially submitted a letter of inquiry to the city hall to clearly understand how the collected fees are being used. The only improvements to the terminal seem to be some lane markings."

Villalba also raised concerns about the increasing number of unregulated street vendors and the lax security within the terminal. He added, "We feel uneasy because there is no control over who enters and exits the terminal. We need to improve and modernize the terminal operating system to ensure transparency. Numerous buses depart frequently, and we pay fees every time."

Persistent Passenger Complaints Raise Questions of City Authority Responsibility

The Encarnación bus terminal has consistently faced complaints from passengers not only due to its aging facilities but also due to a lack of restrooms and unsanitary conditions, as well as insufficient amenities. In particular, severe congestion during peak seasons frequently causes inconvenience to passengers.

The recent public outcry from transportation companies indicates that the long-simmering issue of poor terminal management has reached a critical level. As the gateway to the city, an efficient and pleasant terminal environment is crucial for enhancing the city's image. Therefore, the Encarnación city authorities must heed the demands of the transportation companies and actively work to improve the terminal facilities and establish effective management measures.

Future Prospects and Challenges

Transportation companies plan to soon deliver an official letter to the Encarnación City Hall and request a meeting. During this meeting, they are expected to demand the disclosure of transparent details regarding the use of terminal operating funds and urge the establishment of practical improvement plans.

Attention is focused on how the Encarnación city authorities will address this situation. In the short term, efforts should be directed towards maintaining the cleanliness of the terminal and strengthening security. In the long term, investment plans for the repair and modernization of aging facilities need to be established. Furthermore, continuous communication with transportation companies and passengers is necessary to increase overall satisfaction with terminal operations.

If the city authorities ignore the demands of the transportation companies and maintain the current management approach, the Encarnación bus terminal could continue to cause inconvenience to both passengers and transportation companies, ultimately harming the city's image.

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