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Bus stop in Staraya Russa on Sverdlov equipped with a pavilion

After the intervention of the prosecutor's office in Staraya Russa, a new bus stop appeared. Details of the supervisory authority reported on its portal.

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Bus stop in Staraya Russa on Sverdlov equipped with a pavilion

After the intervention of the prosecutor's office in Staraya Russa, a new bus stop appeared. Details of the supervisory authority reported on its portal.

A local resident complained about the absence of the pavilion. Passengers had to wait for public transport in the open air.

The prosecutor’s office was convinced that on Sverdlov Street the bus stop landing area was without a pavilion and a mandatory stop sign. The presentation was made to the head of the Old Russian district. The district administration installed a pavilion and a road sign. The guilty officer is disciplined.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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