In Sevastopol, an alley leading to the Diorama. cleared of illegal traders
Two illegally installed trade pavilions were dismantled today in Sevastopol on Sapun Mountain, on the alley leading to the Diorama dedicated to the liberation of the city. This was stated by the official representative of the government of Sevastopol, Kirill Moskalenko.
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“There were other illegal objects there, but conscientious entrepreneurs independently carried out the work to dismantle them. Sevastopol Governor Sergei Menyailo notes the importance of the fight against illegal buildings in the city. At the same time, the head of the city especially emphasizes that all actions must be carried out strictly in accordance with the law,” Moskalenko said.
The pavilions were loaded using machinery onto a trailer and moved to the site, where their safety was ensured.
“Thus, the work on dismantling illegally installed objects on the territory of museums in the city of Sevastopol is being completed,” said Igor Dikan, head of the department of the Department for Control of Municipal Economy.
Previously, dismantling work was carried out on Istoricheskiy Boulevard and the square near “Khersones Tauride”. The city government notes that work to dismantle illegally installed objects on the territory of museums in the city of Sevastopol is coming to an end. It is carried out on the personal instructions of the Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation.
English version :: Read in English In Sevastopol, the alley leading to the Diorama was cleared of illegal traders.