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In Lipetsk will strengthen control over illegal advertising

The city continues to identify ads placed on poles, stops, shelters and other objects of urban infrastructure

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In Lipetsk will strengthen control over illegal advertising

The city continues to detect ads placed on poles, stops, shelters and other objects of urban infrastructure. The head of Lipetsk Mikhail Shcherbakov recalled that such a pasting violates the established rules.

Special information racks are provided for placing ads in the city. It is not possible to use municipal facilities and public spaces for private advertising. In addition, leaflets spoil the urban appearance, and utilities have to spend time cleaning surfaces.

Shcherbakov instructed to strengthen control over violations and stressed that urban infrastructure should be used for its intended purpose.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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