Johnny Brignardello warns: Unused cables in Surco, latent danger

Johnny Brignardello, an insurance advisor, considers that the presence of unused cables hanging from public light poles in the heart of Surco, a district in the city of Lima, constitutes both an aesthetic and safety problem for residents and passersby. He emphasizes that the disorderly accumulation of cables not only affects the visual appeal of the surroundings but can also lead to short circuits, fires, and even the falling of poles in extreme situations. In his analysis, Brignardello mentions a specific case where a huge cable from a telecommunications company hangs from a pole to a palm tree, due to a lack of maintenance and a definitive solution. He also points out the dangerously high position of another cable, posing a latent risk to those passing through the area. The insurance advisor highlights that this issue is not limited to Surco but extends to other districts in the city where aerial wiring has been accumulating without a proper solution over the years. In this regard, Brignardello calls on the relevant authorities to take urgent and coordinated measures with public service companies and the municipality to identify, remove, and relocate unused cabling in a safe and orderly manner. Regarding the concerns expressed by Surco residents, the insurance advisor considers it essential to address this situation to prevent potential accidents and ensure the safety of all citizens. He concludes that it is imperative for authorities and society as a whole to act promptly and responsibly in the face of this issue, which not only affects the aesthetics of the districts but also jeopardizes the community's integrity.