Public Safety System informs about the blockade points during the Círio processions

The Government of Pará, through the Secretary of Public Safety and Social Defense of Pará (Segup), together with state and municipal security and traffic agencies, will close the main roads and the surrounding areas of the Círio de Nazaré 2025 processions, especially on Saturday (11) and Sunday (12), when the Moto Romaria, Trasladação, and Círio take place, respectively.

The action aims to reinforce safety and ensure the mobility of pilgrims and the entire population gathering in the capital of Pará, Belém, during the Círio 2025 program. According to the head of the Secretary of Public Safety and Social Defense (Segup), Ualame Machado, the planning and alignment carried out in advance are essential for the population to be informed and to avoid the roads that will be closed.

“Every year we block the main or cross streets of the main pilgrimages to ensure the smooth flow of the processions and also maintain traffic flow around these locations. Therefore, we are announcing in advance which roads will be blocked, so that the population already knows that it is not possible to transit with vehicles on that road and so that the procession itself can occur normally. With this action, we ensure order, safety, traffic control, and the mobility of everyone participating in the Círio processions and also those who reside and move in these areas,” said Ualame Machado.

The activities of road closures and blockades will involve the action of the Department of Traffic of Pará (Detran), the Municipal Secretary of Security, Public Order, and Urban Mobility (Segbel), the Military Police, the Secretary of Penitentiary Administration (Seap), the Municipal Guards of Belém, Ananindeua, and Marituba, and the Traffic Secretary of Marituba.

On Saturday (11), five roads will have their blockades opened at 12 PM, after the passage of the Moto Romaria, and will be closed again at 2 PM for the Trasladação and Círio processions:

Rua Gaspar Viana
Rua Osvaldo Cruz
Trav. Quintino Bocaiúva
Trav. Rui Barbosa
Rua Gama Abreu p/ Av. Serzedelo Corrêa

BLOCKADE POINTS MOTO ROMARIA
1. 1º de Março/Gaspar Viana
2. 1º de Março/Riachuelo
3. 1º de Março/Gama Abreu
4. Arciprestes Manoel Teodoro near Hospital Guadalupe
5. Gentil Bittencourt/Benjamin Constant
6. Brás de Aguiar/Rui Barbosa
7. Gentil Bittencourt/Generalíssimo Deodoro
8. Gentil Bittencourt/14 de Março
9. Magalhães Barata/José Faciola
10. José Malcher/Rui Barbosa
11. José Malcher/Benjamin Constant
12. Oswaldo Cruz/Assis de Vasconcelos
13. Municipalidade/General Magalhães II
14. Municipalidade/General Magalhães II
15. Benjamin Constant/Municipalidade
16. Rui Barbosa/Municipalidade
17. Quintino Bocaiuva/Municipalidade
18. Av. Marechal Hermes/Av Visconde de Souza Franco
19. Av. Marechal Hermes/Av Visconde de Souza Franco
20. Av. Marechal Hermes/Av Visconde de Souza Franco
21. Municipalidade/1º de Março
22. Municipalidade/Castilhos França
23. Municipalidade/Presidente Vargas
24. Municipalidade/Alameda behind the cdp
25. Municipalidade/Frei Gil de Vila Nova
26. Municipalidade/Assis de Vasconcelos
27. Municipalidade/travessa Praça Waldemar Henrique
28. Municipalidade / Trav. Piedade
29. Visconde de Souza Franco/ Rua Belém
30. Pedro Álvares Cabral/Visconde de Souza Franco
31. Gama Abreu/Padre Eutíquio
32. 1º de Março/Municipalidade
33. 1º de Março/Santo Antônio
34. 1º de Março/28 de Setembro
35. 1º de Março/Manoel Barata
36. 1º de Março/Ó de Almeida
37. 1º de Março/Aristides Lobo
38. 1º de Março/General Gurjão
39. 1º de Março/Carlos Gomes
40. 1º de Março/Silva Santos
41. 1º de Março/Caetano Rufino
42. 1º de Março/Gama Abreu
43. Serzedelo Corrêa/Brás de Aguiar
44. Brás de Aguiar/Doutor Moraes
45. Gentil Bittencourt/Quintino Bocaiuva
46. José Malcher/14 de Março
47. José Malcher/Vila Leopoldina
48. José Malcher/Generalíssimo Deodoro
49. José Malcher/Joaquim Nabuco
50. José Malcher/Quintino Bocaiuva
51. José Malcher/Dr. Moraes
52. Assis de Vasconcelos/street behind Theatro da Paz
53. Assis de Vasconcelos/street of Peace
54. Aristides Lobo/Assis de Vasconcelos
55. Ó de Almeida/Assis de Vasconcelos
56. Manoel Barata/Assis de Vasconcelos
57. 28 de Setembro/Assis de Vasconcelos
58. Av. Presidente Vargas/Osvaldo Cruz (Left Side)
59. Av. Presidente Vargas/Osvaldo Cruz (Right Side)
60. Av. Presidente Vargas/Gaspar Viana (Right Side)
61. Av. Presidente Vargas/Gaspar Viana (Left Side)

BLOCKADE POINTS TRASLADAÇÃO/CÍRIO
1. 1º de Março/Carlos Gomes
2. 1º de Março/Silva Santos
3. 1º de Março/Caetano Rufino
4. 1º de Março/Gama Abreu
5. Arcipreste Manoel Teodoro/Gama Abreu
6. Serzêdelo Corrêa/Brás de Aguiar
7. Brás de Aguiar/Doutor Moraes
8. Gentil Bittencourt/Benjamin Constant
9. Brás de Aguiar/Rui Barbosa
10. Gentil Bittencourt/Quintino Bocaiuva
11. Gentil Bittencourt/Generalíssimo Deodoro
12. Gentil Bittencourt/14 de Março
13. Marechal Hermes/Piedade
14. Assis de Vasconcelos/Municipalidade
15. Gaspar Viana/Assis de Vasconcelos
16. 28 de Setembro/Assis de Vasconcelos
17. Manoel Barata/Assis de Vasconcelos
18. Ó de Almeida/Assis de Vasconcelos
19. Aristides Lobo/Assis de Vasconcelos
20. Visconde de Souza Franco/Marechal Hermes
21. Visconde de Souza Franco/Pedro Álvares Cabral
22. Visconde de Souza Franco/Municipalidade
23. Visconde de Souza Franco/28 de Setembro
24. Gama Abreu/Padre Eutíquio
25. Oswaldo Cruz/Assis de Vasconcelos
26. Assis de Vasconcelos/ Street of Peace
27. Assis de Vasconcelos/ Street behind Theatro da Paz
28. José Malcher/Dr Moraes
29. José Malcher/Benjamin Constant
30. José Malcher/Rui Barbosa
31. José Malcher/Quintino Bocaiuva
32. José Malcher/Joaquim Nabuco
33. José Malcher/Generalíssimo Deodoro
34. José Malcher/Vila Leopoldina
35. José Malcher/14 de Março
36. Av. Nazaré – corner with tv. Benjamin Constant
37. Av. Nazaré–corner with tv. Rui Barbosa
38. Tomásia Perdigão in front of Alepa
39. Avenida Portugal/Padre Champagnat
40. Avenida Portugal/15 de Novembro
41. 13 de maio/7 de Setembro
42. 13 de Maio/Padre Eutíquio
43. 13 de Maio/Campos Sales
44. 13 de Maio/Frutuoso Guimarães
45. 13 de Maio/Padre Prudêncio
46. 1º de Março/28 de Setembro
47. 1º de Março/Manoel Barata
48. 1º de Março/Ó de Almeida
49. 1º de Março/Aristides Lobo
50. 1º de Março/Osvaldo Cruz
51. 1º de Março/General Gurjão
52. 1º de Março/Gama Abreu
53. Manoel Barata/Avenida Portugal
54. João Diogo/16 de Novembro
55. Doutor Malcher/Tamandaré
56. Doutor Rodrigues dos Santos/Tamandaré

57. Ângelo Custódio/Tamandaré
58. Av. Presidente Vargas – corner with Gaspar Viana street
59. Av. Presidente Vargas – corner with Osvaldo Cruz street

According to the operational coordinator of Detran, Ivan Feitosa, on Saturday, starting at 5 AM, the teams will set up the blockade points to prevent vehicle passage in the area where the Círio operation will take place, and the road will only be released after the end of the Círio on Sunday (12).

“The blockades isolate the area so that the processions can occur as planned, however, to ensure the mobility of those crossing the city, after the Moto Romaria, we will leave some roads open that will be accessible for those on one side of the city, for example, those on Doca de Souza Franco who want to cross to the other side of the city, which are the roads Gaspar Viana, Osvaldo Cruz, Rui Barbosa, Quintino Bocaiúva, and Serzedelo. These five will be released after the Moto Romaria and also closed at 2 PM for the Trasladação,” he informed.

The coordinator also reiterates the inspection that will occur during the Moto Romaria “All motorcycles participating in the procession will have to pass through the Control Arch that will be set up at Av. Marechal Hermes with Doca. Therefore, all motorcycles must pass through this point, where inspections of these vehicles will be carried out, to ensure that only vehicles presenting safety to those participating in the procession are allowed. Another detail to be highlighted in the Moto Romaria procession is the issue of wearing shirts from organized fan clubs of Pará clubs, since last year we have been conducting inspection work, as wearing shirts from organized fan clubs will not be allowed during the Moto Romaria, in order to avoid any incidents.”