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Bishkek partially closes Kievskaya-Tynystanov intersection for utility work

From 24.kg · () Russian

Translated from Russian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Traffic movement is partially restricted at the intersection of Kievskaya and Tynystanov streets in Bishkek starting July 26.
  • The limitations are due to ongoing modernization work on the city's heating networks, including the replacement of old and installation of new thermal chamber cover slabs.
  • Residents and visitors are advised to plan their routes accordingly and be understanding of the temporary inconvenience.

Traffic in Bishkek is facing partial restrictions at the intersection of Kievskaya and Tynystanov streets, a measure that began on July 26. The municipal enterprise "Bishkekteploset" announced the limitations, citing the continuation of crucial modernization work on the city's heating networks.

Specialists are actively engaged in dismantling old and installing new cover slabs for thermal chambers, alongside cleaning and insulating these chambers. This phase follows the completion of previous work at the Kievskaya and Razzakova streets intersection, where a section of pipeline was successfully replaced.

The authorities are urging citizens and visitors to the capital to factor in these temporary road closures when planning their journeys. They ask for understanding regarding the inconvenience caused by the ongoing infrastructure improvements.

Citizens and guests of the capital are asked to take into account the temporary restrictions in advance when planning their routes and to treat the temporary inconvenconvenience with understanding.

— BishkekteplosetThe municipal enterprise "Bishkekteploset" informed about the traffic limitations and requested public understanding.
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Originally published by 24.kg in Russian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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