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Almaty, the megacity of Kazakhstan, is gearing up for its city day celebration, scheduled to take place before September 23. The festivities will feature concert events, though the exact locations remain undisclosed.
Preparations for the celebration are underway, and they have resulted in a traffic restriction on a stretch of Tole bi Street, located between Abylai Khan Avenue and Panfilov Street. This restriction will last until September 23.
The traffic disruption is due to large-scale works related to the concert events. However, the responsible party for these preparations has not been explicitly stated.
Meanwhile, the LRT (Light Rail Transit) project, a long-awaited development for the city, is also progressing. City authorities have recently reaffirmed their commitment to the project, which is part of the ongoing modernization efforts in Almaty.
The proposed LRT project has been a topic of discussion among experts, with CMN.KZ reporting on their opinions. The experts shared their thoughts on the proposed solutions for the LRT project, as well as their vision for the development of a transport network in the megacity.
The LRT project has been in the works for nearly 40 years, with the city authorities continually striving to improve the city's transport network. The exact details of the proposed LRT project were not specified in the article, but the project is expected to contribute significantly to Almaty's development.
CMN.KZ correspondent spoke to these experts regarding the LRT project, gathering valuable insights into the proposed solutions and the experts' visions for the future of transport in Almaty.
As the city day celebration preparations continue and the LRT project moves forward, residents and visitors alike can look forward to a modernized and improved Almaty.
