Stairway and strip of sand on Sancho beach are banned for geological maintenance in Noronha

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According to ICMBio, work will be carried out on Wednesday (15). Visitation can be done by boat. Praia do Sancho is part of the National Marine Park Ana Clara Marinho/TV Globo The staircase and sand strip at Praia do Sancho will be closed off, in Fernando de Noronha, on Wednesday (15th) due to preventive geological maintenance. Therefore, tourists and locals will have the option of visiting Sancho by boat. The information was released this Tuesday (14th) by the Chico Mendes Biodiversity Institute (ICMBio). Share on WhatsApp Share on Telegram In February, the Sancho area was voted the ‘best beach in the world’ for the sixth time by the travel website TripAdvisor. It forms part of the Marine National Park. According to information from ICMBio’s Communication Office, the maintenance work and the ban will only take place on Wednesday. On Thursday (9), geologists began preventive maintenance at three other attractions in the park, Abreu, Pontinha-Caieira, and Capim-Açu. The services did not interfere with the operation of the attractions. Gerological maintenance is carried out on attractions in the park ICMBio Noronha/Disclosure Preventive work began last year, when a geological study carried out by specialists mapped the points that receive visitation. The study indicated the need for regular cleaning of rocks and fragments that could increase the risk of accidents on the trails. The analysis, carried out in May 2022, on the staircase and on the trail of Praia do Sancho and Baía dos Porcos indicated that there was a “high risk” of landslides. One of those responsible for the study was geologist Fábio Reis, who is also a civil engineer and worked on the analysis of the Furnas area, in Capitólio (MG), where the collapse of rocks in a canyon left ten dead. Specialists indicated preventive actions on the beaches, which are part of the Marine National Park. The Chico Mendes Institute informed that, over the last ten months, improvements were made to reduce the geological risk, such as the adoption of the use of helmets to access the Baía dos Porcos trail. VIDEOS: Most viewed in the last 7 days in Pernambuco

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