Instead of repairing the damaged sidewalk on Tashkent's Okkurgan Street, a temporary 1.5-meter-wide walkway is being built. It does not ensure pedestrian safety, but it may remain in place indefinitely: the reconstruction project has not yet been approved. Other problems that the newspaper wrote about were ignored.
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Instead of repairing the damaged sidewalk on Tashkent's Okkurgan Street, a temporary 1.5-meter-wide walkway is being built. It does not ensure pedestrian safety, but it may remain in place indefinitely: the reconstruction project has not yet been approved. Other problems that the newspaper wrote about were ignored.