Overview
- The interprovincial carrier announced it resumed operations on Saturday, July 11, after temporarily suspending service following a series of attacks on its buses.
- Company statements and on-site reporting confirmed buses left the Rímac paradero for Huaral and workers said units are operating normally with fares unchanged at S/8 weekdays and S/10 weekends.
- Emmanuel suffered three separate armed attacks in recent weeks in Carabayllo, San Martín de Porres and Independencia; coverage does not report any arrests or public investigative outcomes.
- A driver, 53-year-old Gary Yarleque Ferrer, was shot in the second attack, has undergone four surgeries, remains in critical condition on a respirator, and his family is requesting transfer to Hospital Guillermo Almenara for higher-complexity care.
- Company sources say the restart was taken responsibly and local police from Comisaría Piedra Liza are stationed at the paradero to guard departures, a step that could shape ongoing security measures for interprovincial lines and passenger confidence.