Overview

• Transport unions staged a 24‑hour 'apagado de motores' across Lima and Callao, sharply reducing bus service and leaving paraderos crowded as some units ran with doors closed without taking passengers.
• Carabayllo saw blockades and burning tires on Av. Túpac Amaru, a Metropolitano bus had its tires punctured in Comas, ATU briefly suspended certain feeder routes, and Metro Line 1 operated normally but under heavy demand.
• A driver from the Santa Catalina company was shot and left in critical condition in San Juan de Lurigancho as attacks on operators continued during the stoppage.
• Police rolled out the Plan Amanecer Seguro, conducted interventions, and reported three people were taken in after identifying vehicles used in an attack, with General Enrique Felipe Monroy citing a preliminary link to Los Malditos de Huáscar.
• Interior Minister Carlos Malaver urged caution on attributing a recent killing to extortion, while schools shifted to virtual classes, workplaces offered tolerance and remote work, and union leaders warned of further stoppages if more murders occur.