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CIRCULAR CONJUNTA 0000001 DEL 11 DE MARZO DEL 2020

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El Ministerio de Transporte en conjunto con el Ministerio de Salud y Protección Social, emite las directrices para prevención, detección y atención ante un caso de coronavirus (COVID–19).

La presente circular va dirigida a: empresas de servicio público de transporte terrestre automotor de pasajeros por carretera, individual, colectivo metropolitano, distrital y municipal, masivo de pasajeros, de carga, entes gestores, propietarios de vehículos de servicio público, conductores, terminales de transporte, organismos de tránsito, Superintendencia de Transporte y Superintendencia Nacional de Salud.

 

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