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Police announce traffic restrictions in Chisinau in connection with the funeral of Mircea Snegur

There will be traffic restrictions tomorrow in Chisinau, in connection with the funeral of the first president of the Republic of Moldova, Mircea Snegur.

Thus, according to the police, tomorrow, between 10:00 and 11:00, traffic will be suspended on Ștefan cel Mare boulevard, the section between Pușkin str. and Lazo str., and on Maria Cebotari str. between Ștefan cel Mare boulevard and Bucharest str. Between 13:00 and 14:00, road traffic will be restricted between the perimeter of Maria Cebotari str., 31 August str, Sfatul Țării str., Ștefan cel Mare blvd. and Serghei Lazo-Ismail str.

Traffic will also be stopped on Vasile Alecsandri str, Columna-Mateevici section, but also on Alexe Mateevici str, Bulgara-Alecsandri section. The police warn that, between 10:00 and 18:00, parking adjacent to the Republican Palace will be prohibited.

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