Police department announces the creation of a one-way road in the capital

Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) -- A one-way movement has been temporarily organized to ensure the safety of students.

Lessons for the students of the secondary school No, 110 are held in the building of the medical college named after Borovsky due to repair of the school building.

The street also houses a hospital, a branch of one of the banks, the Miran Hotel, and office buildings. The traffic load is palpable, but now more children will be on this section of the road.

At the request of parents of schoolchildren, employees of the road traffic police of Tashkent took measures to prevent incidents with the younger generation.

For safety reasons, the direction of traffic on this section of the road is temporarily made one-sided: it remains open for traffic from Shakhrisabz Street towards Sadik Azimov Street. From the opposite side, the entrance to this section of the road was closed by the road sign 3.1 "Entry is prohibited."

Also, along Sadik Azimov Street, next to the turn to Borovsky Street, the prescriptive sign 4.1.1 "Movement is only direct."