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In Irkutsk, They Started Scrubbing Kiosks at Stops because of a Ban on Selling Tobacco.

Summary by Interfax.ru
In Irkutsk, owners of non-permanent outlets began to dismantle public transport stops pavilions after the ban on the sale of tobacco products in such places was introduced in September 2026, and reported to the City Hall.

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The owners of non-permanent outlets in Irkutsk have begun to dismantle pavilions at public transport stops because of the ban on tobacco products. The owners of non-permanent outlets in Irkutsk have started dismantling pavilions at public transport stops because of the tobacco ban that came into effect in September, and have handed over "Interfax." The Committee on Economy and Strategic Planning of the City Administration has explained that the …

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In Irkutsk, owners of non-permanent outlets began to dismantle public transport stops pavilions after the ban on the sale of tobacco products in such places was introduced in September 2026, and reported to the City Hall.

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Interfax.ru broke the news on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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