The Crimean parliament initiates the republic's transition to Moscow time

03.03.2014 17:30
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Crimea, Society, Policy, Ukraine, Economy


Simferopol, March 03 (Navigator, Evgeny Andreev) – Vice-Speaker of the Crimean Parliament Sergei Tsekov proposed to consider the issue of moving Crimea to its natural Moscow time.

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He stated this at a meeting of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea on Monday, the parliamentary website reports.

According to Tsekov, Crimeans will like this initiative.

“For many years we have been wondering why we live in a time that is incomprehensible to us from the point of view of physiology. Let’s consider the issue of switching to summer time, it will coincide with Moscow,” said Sergei Tsekov.

In turn, the Speaker of the Supreme Council Vladimir Konstantinov noted that it is necessary to consult with the Crimeans on this issue.

“If this initiative finds their support, then we will implement it,” he assured.

Following the discussion, Vladimir Konstantinov instructed to create a working group that will study the opinions of Crimeans, as well as organize a hotline.

Crimean Parliament Initiates Transition to Moscow Time






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