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Two sections will be closed in Tver in connection with the work of the water canal

Traffic and parking of all types of transport will be blocked on two sites in Tver

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Two sections will be closed in Tver in connection with the work of the water canal

Traffic and parking of all modes of transport will be blocked on two sites in Tver. The relevant decrees were published on the website of the city administration.

So, from 18:00 on November 6 inaccessible site in the area of the house No. 7 on the street Linear. The restrictions will last until 23:00 on November 20.

Also from 18:00 on November 6, traffic restrictions and parking will begin to operate in the area of house No. 26 on Rotmistrov Street. You will not be able to drive and park there until 23:00 on November 19.

Their work on the sites will be carried out by Tver Vodokanal.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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