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Rostov Temernik continues to work despite rumors of closure

Rostov Temernik continues to work despite rumors of closure

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Rostov Temernik continues to work despite rumors of closure

Rostov Temernik continues to work despite rumors of closure. This is reported by the portal Donday with reference to the Director of the outlet “East” Pavel Lapchenko.

Last week it was reported that the market on Lelyushenko came bailiffs. According to entrepreneurs, the site may close on October 12. People were given two days to collect the goods.

As explained by the Director, the market is working normally. On October 12, Pavel Lapchenko will meet with the Deputy Governor of the Rostov region, where the further fate of trading platforms will be decided.

The markets officially close on December 31. Many entrepreneurs, due to confusion and frequent raids, left the territory and moved to retail outlets in the Aksai district.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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