Several public transport routes to be changed on Oct. 17 in Kyiv, - City Administration
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On Tuesday, Oct. 17, bus routes ##24, 55 ad 62 will be changed in Kyiv from 6 a.m. due to enhanced security measures during planned mass protests.
This was announced by Kyiv State City Administration, Censor.NET reports.
Bus route #24 will be organized from Central railway station to Valerii Lobanovskyi Dynamo stadium.
Bus route #62 will be split into two: from Botanical garden to Arsenalna metro station and from Kontraktova Square to Valerii Lobanovskyi Dynamo stadium.
Bus route #55 will travel to Arsenalna metro station as scheduled, then will follow to Moskovska Street - Kutuzova Street - Lesi Ukrainky Boulevard - Baseina Street - Palats Sportu metro station.
As reported, a protest with a request to hold a political reform in Ukraine is scheduled for Oct. 17 at Verkhovna Rada building in Kyiv. Organizers of the protest say the key demands are to change the system of election in Ukraine, including a shift to proportional election system with open candidates list, restriction of political advertising on TV, creation of anti-corruption court, and restriction of parliamentary immunity.
Former Odesa governor Mikheil Saakashvili said that if the MPs do not fulfill the protesters' demands on Oct. 17, some of them might stay at the Rada building for indefinite protest. SBU reported earlier it had prevented a possible provocation during Oct. 17 mass events in Kyiv.
Bus route #24 will be organized from Central railway station to Valerii Lobanovskyi Dynamo stadium.
Bus route #62 will be split into two: from Botanical garden to Arsenalna metro station and from Kontraktova Square to Valerii Lobanovskyi Dynamo stadium.
Bus route #55 will travel to Arsenalna metro station as scheduled, then will follow to Moskovska Street - Kutuzova Street - Lesi Ukrainky Boulevard - Baseina Street - Palats Sportu metro station.
As reported, a protest with a request to hold a political reform in Ukraine is scheduled for Oct. 17 at Verkhovna Rada building in Kyiv. Organizers of the protest say the key demands are to change the system of election in Ukraine, including a shift to proportional election system with open candidates list, restriction of political advertising on TV, creation of anti-corruption court, and restriction of parliamentary immunity.
Former Odesa governor Mikheil Saakashvili said that if the MPs do not fulfill the protesters' demands on Oct. 17, some of them might stay at the Rada building for indefinite protest. SBU reported earlier it had prevented a possible provocation during Oct. 17 mass events in Kyiv.
