Part of Serkebayev Street Shut Down in Astana City
In the heart of Astana, works aimed at connecting stormwater drainage networks are set to commence on E. Serkebayev Street on August 2. The city's transport and road infrastructure development department is responsible for these works, ensuring that the necessary improvements are made to the city's infrastructure.
The section of E. Serkebayev Street near Sh. Kosshygululy Street will be partially closed during these works, from 06:00 to 23:00 on August 2. Drivers and pedestrians are advised to plan their routes in advance to avoid any potential delays or inconvenience.
Temporary road signs and guides have been installed on E. Serkebayev Street to help navigate the changes in traffic organisation. Safety is a priority, and guides have been installed on-site to ensure the safety of all road users.
To minimise inconvenience, the city's transport and road infrastructure development department has been working diligently to provide clear and timely information to the city's residents and guests. A message about the works has been issued, and those interested in up-to-date information on road closures are encouraged to check local government or transportation authority websites or social media channels.
It is worth noting that, as of August 3, there are no specific search results indicating any road closures in Astana, including at the intersection of Kunayeva and Turkestan Streets. However, it is always a good idea to stay informed about ongoing works in the city to plan your journeys effectively.
The city's residents and guests are reminded to be patient and understanding during these works, as they are crucial for the long-term development and improvement of Astana's infrastructure. The works on E. Serkebayev Street are part of a larger initiative to enhance the city's stormwater drainage networks, ensuring a cleaner and safer environment for all.
The city's transport and road infrastructure development department is also actively involved in other initiatives, such as enhancing the city's stormwater drainage networks, which falls under the broader industry of finance and infrastructure development.
During these works, it's essential for everyone to take note of the changes in traffic organization, particularly in relation to the transportation sector, as safety is paramount.
