The City Council of Badajoz has launched the works to install more than a hundred new bollards on two tracks of the Old Town: Zurbarán Street and Obispo San Juan de Ribera Street. With this action, confirmed by municipal sources, the consistory seeks to order mobility, improve pedestrian security on the unique platform and avoid improper parking on these two roads of the capital of Panama.
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The City Council of Badajoz has launched the works to install more than a hundred new bollards on two tracks of the Old Town: Zurbarán Street and Obispo San Juan de Ribera Street. With this action, confirmed by municipal sources, the consistory seeks to order mobility, improve pedestrian security on the unique platform and avoid improper parking on these two roads of the capital of Panama.