Moscow paving work is reduced

In 2011, the programme to replace asphalt in the centre of Moscow, the Russian capital, with paving flagstones will be reduced from 1.13 million m² to 400,000m², and financing for the work will also be reduced. Other works have been rescheduled for 2012 due to a short delivery of tiles by manufacturers. According to the Moscow Public Utilities Department, 4 million m² of asphalt is to be replaced, and some €95.27 million will be allocated from the Moscow's budget for the project.

March 26, 2012 Read time: 1 min

Other works have been rescheduled for 2012 due to a short delivery of tiles by manufacturers.

According to the 4361 Moscow Public Utilities Department, 4 million m² of asphalt is to be replaced, and some €95.27 million will be allocated from the Moscow's budget for the project.

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