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New kiosk on the final Elmash blocked the ramp for the disabled

In Yekaterinburg, on the tram ring of Elmash, dismantled the kiosk, where they sold bread

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New kiosk on the final Elmash blocked the ramp for the disabled

In Yekaterinburg, on the tram ring of Elmash, dismantled the kiosk, where they sold bread. Instead, a coffee pavilion was installed, which blocked access to the ramp for disabled citizens.

This incident was reported by a subscriber of the channel Zloy ekb 18+. According to this user, the dismantled NTO with bread was moved to an uncomfortable place. The site was occupied by a new kiosk, which "completely blocked the passage to the ramp." Judging by the presented photo, we are talking about the object of the network of stalls “Eat and coffee”.

“Because of this, it will be difficult for people with limited mobility and mothers with wheelchairs to get into the store, pharmacy and optics,” the subscriber of the channel said.

Earlier in Yekaterinburg, as a result of the dismantling of “Press” kiosks, street sales of periodicals almost completely stopped.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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