According to Kommersant, authorities are preparing to demolish another 66 objects Moscow authorities plan to recognize as dangerous unauthorized construction and demolish another 66 shopping pavilions, cafes, car washes and flower shops in different parts of the city. The Kommersant newspaper writes about this, citing lawyer Artur Airapetov, who represented the owner of one of the previously demolished pavilions in court.

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Tverskaya section from Pushkinskaya Square to Mokhovoy Street was blocked for several days and dug up Tverskaya Street on a site from Pushkinskaya Square to Mokhovoi Street was blocked from June 4 to 6 to carry out improvement under the program “My Street”. On the street, sidewalks are expanded , lanterns and paving are changed. They also dismantle trolleybus networks and do parking. The Village looked at how the dug Taguskaya looks like.