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In the Western district appeared “lying police” on the streets of Popov and Freedom

In the Western district of Veliky Novgorod, work was carried out on the arrangement of artificial irregularities on the roadway. This was reported by the press service of MKU “Urban economy”.

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In the Western district appeared “lying police” on the streets of Popov and Freedom

In the Western district of Veliky Novgorod, work was carried out on the arrangement of artificial irregularities on the roadway. This was reported by the press service of MKU “Urban economy”.

Three "lying policemen" appeared on the entrances to pedestrian crossings used by children of different ages. There are kindergartens and schools nearby.

Also, two artificial irregularities will now ensure the safety of pedestrians on the streets of Popov and Freedom.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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