Atlético: prefeito de BH projeta Arena MRV com capacidade máxima

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Em participação no programa EM Minas, do jornalista Benny Cohen, o prefeito Fuad Noman (PSD), de Belo Horizonte, avaliou a Arena MRV – novo estádio do Atlético na capital mineira. Além disso, projetou a realização de uma partida oficial do Galo com carga total de ingressos na nova casa.  Leia mais: https://noataque.com.br/futebol/time/atletico-mg/noticia/2023/09/25/atletico-prefeito-de-bh-avalia-arena-mrv-e-projeta-capacidade-maxima/  A entrevista foi gravada antes da vitória do Atlético sobre o Cuiabá (1 a 0), no último sábado (23/9), pela 24ª rodada da Série A do Campeonato Brasileiro. O político comentou a fase de aprendizagem do Galo e da Prefeitura de Belo Horizonte (PBH) na administração do empreendimento.   “A Arena está pronta e não tem nenhum problema. O problema maior são os acessos, que a grande maioria já está bem avançada. Tivemos três ou quatro eventos entre esportes e shows. Tivemos engarrafamento, mas é uma coisa normal. Você vai para o Mineirão, tem engarrafamento lá na Abrahão Caram. Vai para o Independência, tem. No Maracanã, tem. Qualquer lugar, qualquer estádio tem problemas de trânsito para chegar”, analisou.  “Acho que nós estamos aprendendo a trabalhar lá. Esse último jogo, contra o Botafogo, já eliminamos uma reclamação do pessoal que ia direto para Contagem, que ficava preso ali, tendo aberto uma pista lateral para o pessoal passar. Ou seja, à medida que vão acontecendo os eventos e a gente vai percebendo as dificuldades, a gente vai corrigindo para acontecer isso”, acrescentou.  Acesse o site: https://noataque.com.br / https://uai.com.br  SE INSCREVA EM NOSSO CANAL NO YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@PortalUai  Siga o Portal UAI nas redes sociais:  Instagram - https://instagram.com/estadodeminas/  Twitter -  https://twitter.com/em_com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/EstadodeMinas/  #EMMinas #Fuad #ArenaMRV

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00:00 Mayor, Arena MRV has been in operation

00:05 without 100% of the works being done.

00:10 There was that agreement,

00:12 opening with capacity reduction,

00:15 with fans present,

00:17 or with the audience present in the case of the shows.

00:20 Is this being followed by the City Hall?

00:24 What time do you expect for everything to be OK?

00:27 Well, Arena is ready.

00:29 Arena has no problems.

00:32 The biggest problem is the access.

00:35 The vast majority of the access is already well advanced.

00:38 You may have seen 3 or 4 events

00:41 between sports and shows.

00:44 We had traffic jams, but it's normal.

00:47 If you go to Mineirão, there are traffic jams.

00:48 If you go to Abraão Caran, there are.

00:49 If you go to Independência, there are.

00:51 If you go to Cana, there are.

00:52 Anywhere, any stadium you have,

00:55 there are traffic problems.

00:56 I think we're learning to work there.

01:00 In the last match against Botafogo,

01:02 we eliminated a complaint from the people

01:06 who went straight to Contagem,

01:07 who were stuck there,

01:09 having opened a side track for people to pass.

01:12 As the events happen,

01:16 we realize the difficulties,

01:19 and we correct them to make them happen.

01:21 I would say that today,

01:24 in that space,

01:26 we are absolutely in control of the work.

01:30 Does it take long for the stadium to have permission

01:33 to receive the entire audience?

01:35 No.

01:36 It's more a matter of the stadium's strategy

01:39 than the city's prohibition.

01:41 Because, in fact, you don't open anything.

01:43 Anything you do big,

01:45 you don't open it all at once.

01:47 You have to do the test.

01:48 You can see that in the first match against Lendas,

01:51 there were a lot of problems in the bars.

01:53 In the match against Santos, it got much better.

01:55 In the match against Botafogo, there were no problems.

01:57 The access to the parking lot,

01:59 at first, there were difficulties.

02:01 They had to open the parking lot

02:03 because it was very crowded.

02:05 In the last match, there were no problems.

02:07 It was much better.

02:09 The exit from the stadium,

02:11 at first, there was a mess.

02:13 This is a test that the arena itself is doing,

02:16 and the city is monitoring it along with them.

02:19 I hope they will do it now.

02:21 It seems that now, in the match against Cuiabá,

02:24 on Saturday, there will be 40,000 people.

02:26 I expect that on the 22nd,

02:28 in the match against Cruzeiro,

02:30 which is the big rival,

02:32 the whole equipment will be fully equipped.

02:38 Because it works the same.

02:40 You test it and see what the problem is.

02:43 "There's a problem with the internet.

02:45 There's no Wi-Fi." How do you solve it?

02:47 You do the service, you learn it,

02:49 and you solve the problem.

02:51 The last one didn't have a problem.

02:53 The city is closely monitoring the arena,

02:55 doing a very joint work with the arena,

02:58 a partnership so that it can work.

03:02 Belo Horizonte has a new arena,

03:05 ready and finished,

03:07 to receive great shows in Belo Horizonte.

03:09 [BEEP]

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