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On the street of Catherine the Great in Melitopol there were new stops

On Catherine the Great Street in Melitopol, the old stop pavilions were replaced by new ones

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On the street of Catherine the Great in Melitopol there were new stops

On Catherine the Great Street in Melitopol, the old stop pavilions were replaced with new ones. The work was carried out by utilities. This was reported by the administration of the Melitopol district.

Replacing stops was part of ongoing work to renovate the city's pavilions. The utilities removed the old structures and installed new ones. Now on the street Catherine the Great passengers use the updated stops.

The administration noted that work to replace the stop pavilions continues. Utilities are gradually updating stops in the urban district of Melitopol. This time, new designs appeared on the street of Catherine the Great.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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