“It will improve”: the Kremlin commented on the queues due to passes in Moscow

The Kremlin does not consider the formation of queues at the inputs of the subway due to the input of digital passes in Moscow. Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that difficulties at launch are natural, that the system will “get better”, and also entrusted the responsibility for undisciplined Muscovites and “not so much desired” guests of the capital.

“To make some conclusions and rush with conclusions on the basis of the first morning, how these passes have earned, we consider it wrong. Are difficulties possible? Yes, possible. Again, the problem is indiscipline. It will improve, and we hope that it will work effectively. ”

Dmitry Peskov

The president’s spokesman said that the formation of queues is “bad and dangerous”, but he assured that “this is what is now trying to prevent the leadership of Moscow.”

So far, in his opinion, it is too early to evaluate the actions of the Moscow authorities.

“Well, of course. The first morning. Well, naturally: a giant city, it cannot be very smooth. And here we all, on the contrary, should strive to help the work of this system. This is in our common interests. ”

Dmitry Peskov

Today, on the first day of the throughput system in Moscow, large queues of people were formed at the entrance to the subway. The authorities tried to find the guilty for a long time: in the Moscow Metro stated that they could not comment on the actions of the police, Moscow mayor Sergei Sobyanin called the Ministry of Internal Affairs guilty and said that he had already conducted a conversation with the leadership of the Moscow police. The police replied that Muscovites themselves were to blame, who must continue to plan trips to the subway in advance.

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