In South Sahel, motorists on 2 and 3 September will have to take into account several areas of restriction, and the city is preparing sites and routes for the parade in honour of the victory over Japan and the end of the Second World War, so some of the streets will be temporarily free from transport and some areas will be banned from parking, as reported to the South Sahel Administration.
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In South Sahel, motorists on 2 and 3 September will have to take into account several areas of restriction, and the city is preparing sites and routes for the parade in honour of the victory over Japan and the end of the Second World War, so some of the streets will be temporarily free from transport and some areas will be banned from parking, as reported to the South Sahel Administration.