Police "rescued" minors involved in prostitution in SantaFe area.
This was published today in El Tiempo. A number of underage girls from Venezuela were "rescued" and 8 people were arrested and indicted for "facilitation of prostitution in underage men or women". The arrested were a few customers and the administrators of a convenience store who helped them get fake IDs.
[URL]https://www.eltiempo.com/bogota/el-rescate-de-18-menores-victimas-de-explotacion-sexual-580807[/URL]
Probably one of the most dangerous to be
[QUOTE=Routard;2550653]Good to know about.
Cendiatra. You didn't need to go by Cab however, it was easier walking, usying the pedestrial bridge across the highway. By car you need to go all the way around.[/QUOTE]Most pedestrian bridges in Bogota are very dangerous, including in the North. Be careful there.
I had good PCR why Antigen service here
[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2550627]I spent time online yesterday looking for a place to take the covid test. Everywhere was closed on Sunday (except for the airport which was full), but I managed to make reservations at 2 different Synlabs because I did not know if I would leave Chapinero and go stay downtown or not. Most places were wither 140,000 or 150,000. I had found one place for 100,000 but whenever I tried to pay online for that place it would give me an error message.
My ex-girlfriend from Cali flew back home last night so I had my nurse come over. I told her that I had to find a place to get a covid test. She told me that Cendiatra was good. No appointment needed. Takes 1 hour. And best of all 80,000 pesos.
This morning at 10:30 she left to go to a meeting. I booked a hotel near Atlantis Mall and called Cabify to take me to the clinic. We passed one and I shouted out. He said chill, you are in good hands. He dropped me off at the address. I went in and told the ladies I needed an antigen test. They said they did not do covid tests there, but gave me a slip of paper with another address. I asked if that was the one I had just passed and she said yes.
It was raining a little, but I walked the few blocks with my suitcase back to the other location. I arrived at 12:15. There was one person being served at the counter and the line was outside. There was one guy in front of me. Other people lined up behind me. When the guy in front of me went some moron pulled up and went inside and got behind him ignoring the line. I did not say anything to him although I usually would.
I told the lady I was there for an antigen test. She asked if it was for some company or if I was doing it on my own. I gave her my passport and email and 80,000 pesos. She gave me a sheet to fill out about symptoms and if I had been anywhere that has covid or around anyone with covid. I was to fill that out and hand it to the lab tech that was going to call me.
The lab tech called and I went into the back room and sat in the chair. She had me lower my mask below my nose. She stuck the swab in each nostril and told me they would call me back to the desk with the results in 15 minutes. I went back out to wait and in 14 minutes they called me with the results. I was out of there at 12:59. So no appointment, 80,000 pesos, and 44 minutes arrival until departure.
Now I am at my hotel. I am going to catch a Cabify down to Santa Fe to see what is going on. Bogota is pretty much a ghost town. Some restaurants are open, but they are take away only. Everything else besides health centers and I guess supermarkets and convenience stores is closed.[/QUOTE]'Colcan SAS Cra. 15 # 82-04. Int. 2. Bogotá. [EMAIL]Colombiainfo@vitalea.com[/EMAIL] // [URL]www.vitalea.com.co[/URL] Tel. 3 26 87698.
I went to the one on Cra 11 across the street from my Hotel near Parque 93. I wound up in Bogota on Monday of Samana Santa. My PCR test had not arrived in my email by flight time, after an hour of trying to convince an ill-informed agent for Delta that I could still fly to Bogota and stay Quarantined until I got a negative PCR test in Bogota, I was allowed on the plane. The problem was compounded by the upcoming holiday. It takes 24-48 hours to get your test back and the lab will be closed on Holy Thursday. I was lucky to meet of the lab of the Mgr. Steve he gave me his Whatsapp I texted him on Thursday and he sent my results back to me in a few minutes. If it wasn't for him I would have been on lookdown until Monday the next week. But I was able to travel to Tyrona Nat'l Parque Friday morning. Paid 260 cop. On return to Bogota, went back to the same lab. I got my Antigen test on Tuesday for my flight back to the states on Wednesday. Highly recommend this lab if your in the area. Very professional and Steve made sure I got my test even during his day off for the holiday.
Question about Police Reports
Due to the Pico why Cedula, I had to carry my ID everywhere and this chica managed to get my full name and is threatening to report me to cops if I don't pay the extortion. Unfortunately I already brought her back to my place before all the craziness started to show so she knows where I'm at. Any ideas on how to respond?
Blancos Y Negros Rumba bar
Thanks for letting us know, but I am not finding it on any of the latest Maps or Lists.
[URL]http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/forum/showthread.php?2205-Bogota-Lists[/URL]
[QUOTE=Marrowbone68;2551044]Santa Fe is indeed buzzing. Street walkers all day and night, Troya full by 9 PM, apparently stays open till 3 am which I understand is 3 hours in to the nightly curfew.
Street walkers quoting 40 k for 20 minutes (means 10) and 70 k for 30 minutes (means 20). I've RTFF and get that I should be telling not asking so presumably others are paying less and getting longer times. I was struck by how they all quoted the same, that's new to me. I always find them a disappointing experience, unlike the casas.
Worldtraveller69, Blancos why Negros Rumba bar seems have closed down, changed hands and be something else now.[/QUOTE]