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On the Dolginovsky tract will temporarily change the organization of traffic due to the replacement of asphalt

The scheme of traffic will temporarily change on the Dolginovsky tract in connection with the work on the replacement of asphalt concrete.

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The scheme of road traffic will temporarily change on the Dolginovsky tract in connection with the work on the replacement of asphalt concrete pavement, reports the correspondent of the agency “Minsk-Novosti” with reference to the capital traffic police.

From 21:00 on October 7 to 5:30 on October 8, traffic from Budslavskaya Street in the direction of Baghramyan Street will be organized along the oncoming lane.

The next night, from 21:00 on October 8 to 5:30 on October 9, traffic is organized along the oncoming lane from Baghramyan Street in the direction of Budslavskaya Street.

The traffic police ask road users to take this information into account when choosing a route.

Source: Минск-новости ↗

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