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In Zapolyarny will protect the busy street of the World for the safety of pedestrians

On Mira Street in Zapolyarny, the installation of a pedestrian fence is being completed. This was reported by the administration of the Pechenga municipal district of the Murmansk region.

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In Zapolyarny will protect the busy street of the World for the safety of pedestrians

On Mira Street in Zapolyarny, the installation of a pedestrian fence is being completed. This was reported by the administration of the Pechenga municipal district of the Murmansk region.

The fence will appear on the site where many residents pass daily. Nearby there are shops and a sports complex, which are visited by both children and adults.

The new fencing will help separate the flows of pedestrians and cars and make movement on this site safer.

Earlier, “MK in Murmansk” reported that in Monchegorsk found dangerous areas for pedestrians and drivers after the appeal of a local resident.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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