Clearing Process Revealed for Initial Removals of Attractions in Ekaterinburg's Streets
Moscow City Hall has tightened its regulations against non-stationary trading objects, including attractions and amusements, as part of its ongoing fight against unauthorized goods and services being sold on city streets.
According to a recent announcement, these objects must be removed within 3 hours or risk being impounded, a change from the previous 10-day deadline. The new rule applies to various attractions and amusements, with the boxing strength testers on Vainer Street being the latest to receive the 3-hour ultimatum.
Interestingly, these boxing strength testers are reportedly owned by the same entrepreneur who previously set up illegal alcohol ice cream stands. Earlier this summer, inspections found the trade of these ice cream stands to be illegal due to the presence of ethyl alcohol. As a result, the businessman was fined 250,000 rubles.
The connection between the boxing strength testers and the alcohol ice cream stands was first reported by the Telegram channel "Yekaterinburg Main," close to the city administration. However, the entrepreneur operating these illegal businesses remains unnamed in the available information.
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