Residents of Narvskaya Street in the capital are expressing dissatisfaction with the quality and completion of roadworks. According to citizens, the alley repair was not finished, creating dangerous conditions for pedestrians.
Problems at street intersections
According to reports to the Kaktus.media Call Center, the sidewalk ends abruptly on the section leading to the intersection with Borodina Street and in the Karakumskaya Street area. Instead of smooth paving, pedestrians encounter piles of earth, curbs, and irrigation ditches.
"We are forced to walk on the roadway, where traffic can be intense. Due to traffic jams on Profsoyuznaya, drivers use Narvskaya to bypass them."
The situation is complicated by the fact that several meters leading to the road remain unpaved. Residents note that to cross the road, they have to jump over an irrigation ditch, stepping directly into the traffic lane.
Context
Bishkek is the capital of Kyrgyzstan with a population of approximately 1.19 million people. The issue concerns pedestrian infrastructure in one of the city's residential areas.
