Astana's Kravets Street to close partially for urgent repairs next week
Astana's Kravets Street to close partially for urgent repairs next week
Astana's Kravets Street to close partially for urgent repairs next week
A section of A. Kravets Street in Astana will undergo routine road surface repairs from June 29 to July 5. The affected stretch runs between Taha Husain Street and Z. Tashenov Street. Drivers and pedestrians are being urged to prepare for changes to their usual routes. The repairs will require partial restrictions on vehicle traffic along the affected part of the road. However, two-way traffic will still be maintained on one side to keep disruption to a minimum.
Temporary road signs and directional markers will be put in place to guide road users safely. These measures aim to ensure the work is carried out efficiently while reducing risks to drivers and pedestrians. The roadworks are scheduled to last for one week. Motorists and walkers should plan their journeys ahead of time to avoid delays. The temporary arrangements will remain in effect until the repairs are complete.
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