Overview
- The procession left the Santuario de Las Nazarenas at 6:00 a.m. and followed the planned route through Tacna, Nicolás de Piérola, Jr. Cañete, Alfonso Ugarte, Venezuela, Varela, Bolivia and Garcilaso de la Vega before returning to Tacna, finishing after nightfall on Wednesday.
- The Municipalidad Metropolitana de Lima deployed more than 1,000 municipal staff plus drones, bodycams, videovigilance, serenos, canine and rescue teams and worked with the Policía Nacional, Bomberos and Diris to monitor crowds and respond to incidents.
- The Autoridad de Transporte Urbano rerouted Metropolitano services onto Av. Alfonso Ugarte, temporarily closed central stations including Colmena and Tacna and applied progressive road closures from 6:00 a.m. that were lifted as the image advanced.
- Medical and assistance measures included deployed Diris teams, a reunion tent for lost or disoriented people and on-site ambulance and fire crews, and the procession made scheduled stops to bless patients and staff at San Bartolomé and Arzobispo Loayza hospitals.
- Authorities reported no major incidents in the penultimate outing, continued to maintain services through the night and urged the public to follow safety guidance and plan travel ahead of the larger final procession set for Sunday, November 1.