For two days, access to certain public places in Moldovan capital to be restricted due to visit of heads of state
Chisinau, Nov. 15 /MOLDPRES/- On November 16-17, people's access to certain public places in the capital will be temporarily limited. The measure is taken by the police due to the official visit to Moldova by heads of state from Austria and Slovenia.
Thus, between 08:00 - 18:00, people's access to certain public places in the capital will be temporarily restricted, including holding meetings, mass demonstrations, road repair work and tree cutting.
Drivers are also urged to comply with the policemen's requirements, to show patience and discipline, without deviating from the Road Traffic Regulations.
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