Bolivia Adjusts to Winter: Oruro on Winter Time, Others Maintain Tolerance

Bolivia Implements Winter Time in Oruro, Grants Tolerance to Other Regions ORURO, BOLIVIA – In response to recent low temperatures and challenging weather conditions, the Bolivian government has announced the implementation of winter time in the department of Oruro. This decision, effective immediately, includes a 30-minute tolerance period for certain regions within the department. The measure aims to mitigate the impact of cold weather on daily routines, especially for students. According to an official statement from the government, "Oruro is applying the winter time schedule, taking into account the low temperatures below zero that we've experienced." This indicates a proactive approach to addressing the needs of the population during the colder months. However, the implementation is not uniform across the country. Other regions, including Potosi, Beni, and La Paz, are maintaining existing tolerance measures due to varying weather conditions. The government is closely monitoring the situation and will adjust measures as needed, prioritizing the well-being of students and the educational system. This flexible approach to winter time adjustment highlights the government's commitment to adapting to regional needs and ensuring the safety and well-being of all Bolivians.