A report attributed to Invías and published at 5:53:47 p.m. distinguishes total closures, single-lane passages and one reopening across the Coffee Region, Valle del Cauca and nearby corridors.
Three total impacts reported
Route 25VL07 between Cartago and Alcalá is reported as totally affected at PR1+0450. Route 1901 between Cali and Loboguerrero is also totally affected at Dagua, PR55, as is route 5003 between Santa Cecilia and Asia in the Pueblo Rico sector.
The source does not state the exact starting time of each closure or its expected duration.
Single-lane passage on La Línea and between Armenia and Alcalá
On Calarcá–Cajamarca, route 4003A, traffic is reduced to one lane at PR17, PR27 and PR31. On Armenia–Montenegro–Alcalá, route 2901B, fallen vegetation limits passage at PR4+0800 and a translational landslide is being addressed at PR5+0700.
Four points are affected between Puente La Libertad and Fresno; three allow only single-lane passage.
Cauyá–La Felisa announced fully reopened
Route 2508 between Cauyá and La Felisa in the Quinchía sector was initially reported as totally affected. The August 11 status announces its full reopening.
That reopening does not extend to the other routes that remain closed or restricted.
A status published at 5:53 p.m.
Because no detailed operational time is available for each point, the timeline places this status at 6:00 p.m., based on the original source’s publication time.
Official Invías posts on August 10 had already documented restricted traffic on La Línea and closures on Cali–Loboguerrero and Manizales–Fresno.
Check before travelling
Conditions may change during clearing work. Travellers should check Invías and traffic-police channels before leaving and be prepared to change route.
A prior check does not guarantee that a road will remain passable until arrival.